Tax Board Hands Down Long List of Appeal Decisions o u ».„i.,

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NEW JERSEY COURIER.
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TOMS HIVER, R. J„ FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY 1. ISIS
Tax Board Hands Down Long List of
Appeal Decisions o u ».„i.,-. o ..v »
Ocwan C at«,w ith 100 AppwaU
Put BwrkwUy at Haad of Liat
COUNTY.
Closest F rien d en d N eighbor
What the War Savings Stamps Are Doing
following past olflrt In (Venn rountji:
W han You Buy a Stom p You i A4aium«b lUIIlfo II KttihW.
H tr v fii L It Mftltww»
H ulpE quip «Y ank»«O versea
C o a la
a
C o p s
VOLUME SS—RUM BEE IS
C ounty Budget
Is $ 190, 2^ 8.12
PEFOrfft t i l l —i|, Me pOfWf.
No Taxpayer# Appeared
B«jr Hr*.I Knüll w KfffT)r. Jr.
If you ate looking for a frtond that
Ha
li
ra
r . It Hull.
■t* it* I d m m uim n a a n 1«
*t Hearing on Tuesday Laat
« ill allck desar to you than a brotherU•H i an)dtry flay ihr
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H a n a Trrrar»
Itnbrrl
The County Tax Board nearly com­ in-law, let mo commend you to Old
Nc taxpayers appearing either for ar
*hi cval $47 aa. Kirk1
910I.C ; (I* lifhi itig f«M
pleted their action« upon appeal« for Man Winter. I have been watching
Hr
m « l ih*
Hrarh Win r I'auhatisr
sg sl wl, Ihe Board of Freeholders si a
■ling Mtm»iU $TO7a Tw* *■»
1917 aaacosnients thia w .ek , and have him for the paat ala week«, and he la
that
Hi
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flier in« on Tuesday of (his wesli, held
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Ifir"«
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mailed out their decisions to the tax­ doing p re tty well a t the «ticking done
far that purpose, adopted the county
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ing districts and the appellants. I here biwlneaa Ju s t when you think he will
r.
Hull W.
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bud«re t as advertised in the Courier ih s
Vi
HU»!«- Ihr IMM| *f
I III;
are sUII a few matter* at Beach Haven tak e hla umbrella and go home, he
A II lii-ant
»•! >f (hr
past1 1*0 weeks, w ith two or three ming »hrII* and <*f I b r ». If fu 1« wbérti
II
J. II l«4‘.
to be cleaned up. The judgment« aa hitchea hlmeelf around in hla chair, fill«
H i p I ,i.i J. II. Klmwy.
throw thrni lb
or
; hanues. The budget Anally agreed
ir»
iKHiunt
u|*
rap
up hla old pipe again, borrow« a match,
rendered are:
Idljr till«« I hr ih««u*Mi I» I M ill l i f t p m ¡ M«; IlHgM. A. II A w e
on a riie s appropriation» amounting to
l»h* «*i Ihl* rviiiiitr) • f r I It* >r* ««if ti l> mo* i K i.
k lì Min.—AtkllM.n C*.
and atarta a new chapter of that old
BERKELEY TOWNSHIP
D l ml II..«- M ( ‘«.waa
*190,268 l2,of which 1139,661.18 is to be
btllard f*»r war. and r o r j man. woman
atory of bow cold It uaed to be In the
«i*d child who r a n i aid dlrmMly «.» that P. M
Agnet 9. Zervey, *1100 reduced to
raised by U xsa, as will be seen In the
I
m
L
fifties. Oh, hla ataylng qualitiea are
figbttttg lilir* t* iloiug r* rr *thing in tibft
i t ‘baric Ifit'ur.
completed figures in this Issue.
*900
1 jin
8 It Ku«rn.
:«* aid la «»(her wata, »hr I'id (ml
good, aroOld Man Wintor'a!
I«.. ; Walter Hawn«.
Lleorge Huey, *400 reduced to *25o
wnntd drlivmr ita full blow. f # j I, « . -----The board also designated banks as
Friday morning laat when the Courier
UraUf-ttc II A Wlnl.-l.« k
art* all of it* purr that wbrn thia ttm tr
Wm. Mcaaenchmidt, *1400 reduced
depositories for county funds, naming
try
dor«
ptrlkr
with
all
it«
force
ih
e
‘
Manabaarktu
*
1‘h
.M
.
8.
fioragli«.
went to preaa, it waa arrowing for the
every bank in the eounty impartially
Maul.,1.,king II W. I'olhrim»
to *1 000
rod of (be war will Im* in wight
Marcita \l I. (‘ranim-r
Waahington McAliater. (1860 reduced third time in «even day«. However
If »«H^reaiia# ih l. really realise It—
on the list, and leaving amounta to be
Nr*
K«>|i(
W.
T.
Na«h.
that particular «now didn't amount to
ouMn t you hr willing to «are your
put in each to the discretion of Collartto m >
(Vi-aii
liai»
H-U-n
Bills
luarten
and
invr«t
ibrn»
In
Thrift
or Cranmer.
tkabnni villa- tl. R. Potbsumg
Francis a . Falkinburg,*»*) cancelled much. Saturday night a northeaater
»
111 of which may hr nrhanged
developed, and it anowad from 9 that
I'arkrrtown Norwood l'arbrr.
for a War Having» Hlamp (»aying y**u 4
In the absence o f Director Otia, hla
Wm. Guyer, *960 reduced to *700
I*t»r llrarb Ill-ntV K. ('In(Ion
('barin N. Warner, Toms Kivnr
per rent. Intereat. ctiii)|M»uiidn| uuar*
place was filled by W. L. Butler.
M n. Wm. J. Braneon, *3100 reduced night till noon Sunday, about six or
Point I'k-aunt -Win. K. ttlmlgi-tt.
terly?
Präsident
-la
te
Poultry
Association
eight inchea, it aeemed.
Sometime
8»a»i.lc 11,1(1,1. J im, «¡ K m I r e
Continued on page 11
to *2000
1’wi^ht W. Morrow. Hlaie IHrmior of
8 o«»«Im |*,rii Krank Hna-kawar.
during the next night it began anowing
Ibr War Having* ('«»mmittrr for New
Elbert T. Wileon, »400 auaUlned
8ilv.-rtou—J. M llafninnii.
Jeraey. ia *» confident Ibal the |ie««pie i»f
W arn er A gain H eads S tate
8uffor.|vlllc... Atlnlphu. l'baro.
Frank -utton , »1000 reduced to *100 again, and Monday morning waa- buay
tbla Htale are pdng lo mine to a full
8iirf II L LukruM.
Poultrym en'# Association Will Push P o ultry and G ard e*
Rebecca Page, *1700 reduced to *800 aa ever. So that Heatleaa Monday waa
realisation of thr value of the ptampa
Toma
River—
David
C,
Brewer
W ork W ith School C hildrw t
far
from
being
a
joke.
Thia
time
it
that
he
ttelirve*
New
Jersey’s
full
allot'
T. Maud Ranner,*800 reduced to *600
Ttn-k.-rt.in Jaiun, V. I.oilluw.
itient of fi’J lNNMBN) will he *>M thi- year.
anowed
till
about
noon,
and
there
('Halles
N.
W
arner
o
f
Toma
River,
Van tliM-villo -II, Jauilaoii,
J. Howard Berry, *1100 reduced to
To ai'complUh thin rmult, tmwever.
Efforts on a still larger scale will be
W*rrt"» u P e r l Jonc.
aemed to be at leaat a foot o f anow on
ow ner of the Toms I'ouitry farm , wss
every man. woman and child in the Htate
*726
W et t'rrrk Am.-1 in Oran mar.
made this spring and summer to push
should
begin
now
to
nave
and
buy
Thrift
<
_____
_____
,____
the
level
with
drift«
eighteen
inchea
to
again
elected
president
o
f
th
e
State
J. V. Ethier, *3000 reduced to*2200
W et Piiint I'lmMut Arthur M Al
and War Having» Htamim every week.
what is known technically aa the “jwaIn.
LauA^opeland,$1300reduced to *1060 two feet deep. About one It began to
Poultry Association laat week in Tren­
War Savings Stamps am for aale at
ior project work ” among school chil­
V
V
hitnvllle—Chan,
t'lii-kurr.
ton, when the annual m eeting and show
^
banka, express offices,etc., and at the
*200 reduced t o ; rain very flne «"d *t*Pt '* “P m08t °*
Charlea Guttentag,
Whiting—P. ChriatolfcrM-n.
dren in this county. Thia ia the plan
the afternoon and evening, and the
was
held
in
connection
w
ith
farm
ers
*100
ui der which each year for some years
week in that city. Five Ocean county
Mary Wendecker,»1200reduced to *900 aleet, for it froxe aa it «truck, made
psst there have been contests, first In
thing« about as alippery aa anybody
poultrym
en
had
exhibits,
and
every
une
Arthur Clark. *400 reduced to *200
corn and sw eet potato raising.ai d more
wanted
to
walk
on
of them carried off some first prises.
George Ell1«. *400 reduced to *200
lately In poultry growing. This year
Monday waa the w o n t atorm we have
T hey included:
John J. Fltxgersld, *600 reduced to
it Is planned to have poultry and pig
#01
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m
U.
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a
o
iu
rr
,
D
rarb
H
a
w
n
.
The physical examination o f claa« 1
had for blocking roads, coming on top
C.
N.
W
arner,
Toms
Poultry
farm
,
#ON W 1111«iii K uril. M a u c h c iu r
*378
raising, gardening, and also food pre­
of the other snows. The school wagons h«s nearly been completed in Ocean “ JS “ ; r n i. V lly e r» , I'o ln t I ' l c u n l .
Toms River, 1st prise for carton of
Charles S. Bayer, have assessed to
Theodor» I* Archer, Tula« H irer.
servation (canning, etc.) and Junior
couldn’t bring the children in toschool, county, except for a few scattering #17
w hite eggs; 1st for plate of w hite eggs,
X2!!
1- Atklm iuB, T u c ker!.,a .
M n. Julia E. Beihl
Red Cross sewing.
and even the water wagon failed to ones who have not yet ahown up, ard f * a W m . M e rritt Crntie, T u rkc rtu u .
and sw eepstake special for b est eggs;
®07 H ui II. M cC h I II u u . (.nkehuret.
Berths Bonine, *675 reduced to *475
A. M. Hulbert, who has charge o f
for
a
longer
liat
who
have
been
given
#4U
M
urrla
Munhi-lt.
luikewuuil.
slse
2d
pens.
r.
w.
leghorns;
4th
hens,
N. J. Coast Water Co., *3850 reduced «ret.round, so the folks w hodidn'th.ve
this work in the state, was at Toma
L.11;*"
I ’hiHlwlek. SeH.id,. P a r ,.
water, either had to cart it from their transfer« to other boards for examina­ £55
sam e breed, u tility class; 2d old hen.
S 5 k liia e f » e lllu ir tu n , Lakewuud.
to *2560
River one day recently, and went over
M c-K ilrey, Turn« H irer.
better fixed neighbors, or else melt tion where they may now happen to be i i i
John A. H agam an.Tom s River, pres­
Frank D. Platt, *660 reduced to *150
..1
1
1‘r nJ H iirrl« ( ’niitc, Tuckerton.
the plana with a committee that in ­
down snow (And, just a bit in con- working. Examinations were held on #8J W . Hu,hi Mhlnu. L a k e b u c t.
ident
Ocean
County
Poultry
AsaociaDo: a Moore, *400 reduced to »200
# n;i W arren It. UIITonl, Itencb lla re n .
fidence: It takes an awful lot of snow Saturday, Monday and Thursday, re­ #H4
tion, 1st on buff w yandotle pullet, and cluded County Superintendent Morris,
t ’haa, H . Ouble, W eat I ’ t Plea^iut
“
*800 reduced to *400
County Farm Agent Cooley; Mrs. Fred
to melt a little bit o f water.)
sulting in 134 being passed, 70 rejected #Stl E lm er Iron», Henuett M llla.
tm erican Buff W yandotte Club apecial
G. A. Hjurkland,$300 reduced to *200
Fred C. B row er, J,ukewuod.
Wack of Point Plensant, who ia the
Being the second heatlese and work- and 18 being classified for limited ser­ #8«
for beat ahape and color.
#»n John A a ar, P o in t Pleneant.
a E. P . McAllater,*1200reducedto*U00
head of the Mothers Congreas in this
leas Monday stores were closed—ex­ vice. The idea of the limited service 1003 W illia m Heed, MuneheNter.
Underhill
Bros.,
Lakewood,
l
a
t
a
.
c.
Joseph Gartmier.*1200reducedto*800
} ? V i K ^dle C. Applegate, O abornrllle.
cepting food atores—and shops closed. classification ia that some men may not 1010 M urrey P. Crnne, Tuckertou
Rhode Island Red cock; lat and 2d on county; Mrs. Morris of Toms River.tbe
E. P. McAlister and Chester Mc­
1 S O rv ille E .te l, Lakewood.
About the only industry abroad Monday pass the physical examination for the 10
both cockerels and pullets, in utility secretary, and Mr*. Hernberg of Bar­
103d Tbom u« K (la rn a r, Tom e H irer.
Alister, *200 reduced to *100
negat, chairman o f the Junior Red
was snow shoveling and, there was ranks, but might be of value back o f 10.14 Joeepb 11. (jlerin. Wee! t ’reek
class;
1st young hen.
Charles J. Ringelstein, *1800 reduced
1037 Wllacm Moore, Van H le e rllle
Croes work, and others. Harry H.
plenty of that. For that matter snow the firing line. It is understood that
1041 Neleon Krahn, Tom e H ire r,
Charles
Greene,
Lakewood,
1st
and
3d
to *1460
shoveling seemed to take precedence of l a r g e p r o p o r t io n o f th o s e in cla s s 1, r e - i
w ' T ^ ' - i - i ' e k e y . p id n 7 ° ? f c ,,
a. c. w. leghorn hens,also pullets,utility Ober of Lakewood was chosen county
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church going on Sunday. There were j e e t e d f o r p h y s ic a l re a s o n s , a r e l i k e l y }®5J f " r r » Johaaon, W areiow n,
class; also 1st pullet; 3d s, c. Rhode chairman of the committee, and L. A.
74 T h 'im aa V. London, Lakewood.
Cooley its secretary.
not many out at church services, though to be d ra fte d as workmen in some oc­ !X
Island Red cockerel, and 2d old hen.
Kllt.l M ilto n H . C onklin, Cedar Hun
J IM
H u r r y K n utu r, Lakewood.
H o w a rd A p p le g a te ’s R ecount Sunday-schools were better attended— cupation a t which they are expert.
H
arry
H.
Ober,
Lakewood,
1st
on
JJ& ! on m u el J . H aveu«, Tom « River,
i '- d («rover C. P enn, B arn e g at.
hens and pullets, 2d on cocks and cock­ O cean G ate an d New E gypt
E xpenses a re T rim m ed Some for there is nothing any rational child
The re su lt of the exam ination this l1133
J o h n L. E a rley , W h itin g s.
week
follows:
likes better than to g e t out doors in a
erels, barred rocks, utility class; and
1136 H o w a rd N. M lrdsall, H aru eg at.
B orough Bills in L egislature
1142
H
a
rtw
e
ll
C
la
y
to
n
.
I«ukcwo<>d.
another lat in sam e class.
An amended order has been filed by snow storm
T hese M en A re O. K. Bodily 1159 E lm e r F. W eld n er, B each Haveu.
W ednesday i t snow ed again in the
H- Hmedal, P o rsg ru n d , N orw ay
P
resident
W
arner
gave
an
address
ju stic e K alisch in t h e ApplegateTwo borough bills were introduced
728 C a rlto n S o u th a rd , Now K g y p t.
1161 W a lte r
CS h o em ak er, P t. P lea sa n t.
upon the cost o f egg production th at Tuesday in the legislature from thia
Thompson recount for su rro g a te, p a r­ afternoon and evening, a fall of about 729 F re d e ric k C hufey, P o in t PleaMftDt.
W I>avldson, T o m s KIver
732
F
r
a
n
k
M
arker,
New
E
g
y
p
t.
was considered one of the best of the eounty—Senator Conrad introduced
ÜSÎ
JK!111*“1 K- Cr,Mt’
IMeaaant.
ing off a few dollars from A pplegate’s five or six inches. I t is said th a t be­ 798 J o h n H ow ard K ilp a tric k , IlimipgAt.
1114 O liv e r B. L a y to n , L akew ood.
1185 E rn e st P re sto n , C asavtlie
series of lectures. Among the Ocean the 0 -e a n G ate bill, and the sam e day
bill. The new order is of date of Ja n ­ fore this la s t snow th ere was 18 inches 741 J . K. JohuHou, Seunlde H eig h t« .
742 W . H. H unt, W e st P t. P leaau n t.
1189 J o s e p h A. G ievich, B each H aven.
county folk a t the m eeting w ere: C.N. the New E gypt bill was introduced by
uary 24, and requires Applegate to put on the level in the woodlandB, w here it 748 C arl P. N uneiiiaker, Hay H ead.
1192 H o ra tio T a y lo r, F o rk ed KIver.
753 P h ilip W. M uller, M ayetta.
1193 J u lia n D ale P en ro d , B each H aven.
W arner, O tto C. Luhrs, George W. Assemblymen Hagam an
up $600, instead o f *700 as before, to had not se ttle d down as in the open.
706 H en ja u iln (J. Iron«, S ilv e rto n .
1212 C a rlo s S. G ra n t. T u c k erto u .
767 W in. T h eo d o re O rtle y , P t. P lea n an t.
Freeholders in south end of the coun
Russell, lohn A. Hagaman, Augustus
m eet the expenses. The County elec­
1232 L u k e I». J o h n so n , L akew ood.
The demand fo r the Ocean Gate
769 E r u e a t L. C o n k lin , C ed ar Hun.
123i
C
h
a
rle
s
H.
F
o
ste
r,
Bay
H
ead.
Ireland, H. B. Scammell, L. A. Cooley, borough was given a big impetus the
tion board m em bers are to g e t $65 each ty p u t the road scrapers outandscraped 803 J o a . J . C lifto n , W ent P t. PleaNiint.
1249 A lfred E. T h le lb u u lt, W areto w n .
808
E
d
w
W
.
S
p
ra
g
u
e
,
P
each
H
aven.
J
d
3
G
eo
rg
e
T.
O
sb
o
rn
.
O
sb
o
rn
ville,
the
snow
off
the
county
road
from
the
Hoyt
M.
Wells
from
Toms
River;
and
fo r th eir services, except W. H. C ruser
past lew weeks, a fte r the Berkeley
806 A lb e rt B euj. C a rr, M an ch ester.
L2f»4 E d w a rd N eale, L a k eh u rst.
828 A r th u r T a y lo r, T om s KIver.
Messrs. Ober, Greene and Underhill township tax bills w ere sent out, and it
■of L akehurst, who is to g e t $60, not B urlington county line to Cedar Creek
¡ “ 55 W ilfre d F. A p p leg ate, T o m s KIver.
831 A lfred W ynne, P o in t P le a sa n t.
1-66
J
o
s
e
p
h
P
a
tte
rs
o
n
,
L
au
reito
n
.
from Lakewood.
being on the board when the ballot bridge
836 J o s. W \ H o rn er, J r „ W n reto w n .
was found th a t Assessor J . L. Yoder
1271 E rn e st M oore, T o m s Hiver.
845 H a ro ld W ittln g o n , P o in t P le a sa n t.
¡HJ2 F re d H o ftlek er, I 'o lu t P leasan t.
boxes were brought here. The .bill of
had boosted assessm ents all over that
858 A rch ie J . G allag h er, Lakew ood.
¡ “78 Iv in s II. J o h n so n , Lakew ood.
861 J a m e s B u rk e, P o in t P le a sa n t.
C apt. John K. Green, the secretary, is H anover F arm s L oading P lant
Coast G uards G et $6 Increase resort. T here w ere some 100 odd
1291 H a rv e y K in g , New E g y p t.
877 P h ilip Iro n s, W e st P t. P le a s a n t.
1293
J
o
s
e
p
h
S.
T
h
iercelin
,
liaru
eg
tit.
trim m ed down to $9.87. Nothing is Now Seem s to B e a S ureT hing
P er M onth and E x tra Leave appeals from Ocean G ate to the County
884 H etiheu A. H u rle y , New E g y p t.
1295 J o s e p h H o rn er, B arn e g at.
897 E d m u n d E. P a r k e r , B each H aven.
1306 J a s p e r W ig h t, Lakew ood
said in the amended order about the
Tax Board, and a large per cent, of
899 T h o m a s B. H a rp e r, P o in t P le a s a n t.
(Continued on Page *»)
bills of the municipal clerks, 26 a t $10
Through a decision rendered by the them were reduced
Indications are th a t the A tlantic
each, or of the storage a t the F irst Loading Co. has definitely decided to
Comptroller, December 1,1917, the Coast
New Jersey Has Local O ption
N ational Bank, Toms R iver, a t $13, or build a (p lan t a t H anover Farm s for O cean C ounty a t F ore in
Guards will be granted an increase of
C ra n b e rry G row ers’ M eeting
A fter M any Year# Fight pay amounting to $6 per month. As the A rreat Tw o H indoos for T heft
of the auto tru ck bill of H enry Forcan- loading shells. This will m ean th a t a
from T h ird at Lakew ood
ser, so it is assumed they stand as they cantonm ent or village to house the em­
Act passed Congress May 22, 1917, the
Ocean county was a t the fore in the
A fte r a fight of many years during men will also receive the seven months
were in the first order. T hirty days ployees m ust be built as well as the
Last week two Hindoos, Dial Singh
from d a te is given for paying these factory itself. The understanding is 48th annual m eeting of the American which i t seemed, from the votes in the back pay.
bills, A pplegate to hand the money in th a t the village and loading p lan t are C ranberry Growers Association, held legislature, th a t no progress was made.
A recent order was also issued giving alias Dial Khan, and H arry Siva, were
lump sum to County Clerk E rnst, who to be some distance a p art, so th a t any la st Saturday, January 26, a t the hotel a local option bill has been passed by the enlisted force of the service 15 days arrested a t Lakewood on complaint of
Adelphia, in Philadelphia. Owing to ' the legislature and signed by the leave, together with 10 days reenlist­ th eir employer, the firm of A. M. Khan
is to disburse it.
explosion a t the la tte r will not injure
the illness of president D urell, Jam es ' Governor—the third in the history of m ent leave during the enlistm ent year, and Bros., Hindoo m erchants. It was
the barracks: also th a t only the work
D. Holman of W hitesville, vice presi- j the s ta te .
with pay. The liberty th a t was form­ charged th a t Singh took 288 dozen
of loading shells is to be done a t Han­
C ounty C le rk ’s O ffice
dent, occupied the chair, and the | The first bill was put through by erly 24 hours has now been lim ited to handkerohiefs, valued a t $900, and that
over,both ste el shells and the explosive
F looded O u t by L eaky Roof being brought th ere . The village will se c re tary -trea su re r is H. B. Scammell the W higs when Joel Haywood,of W est 18 hours, this being granted in turn Siva was an accomplice in the theft»
of Toms River. All the officers were Creek, tem perance advocate, was in according to the complement of the Singh was put in the County jail in de­
The County C lerk’s office is having a nrobably a t H anover station, and the re-elected, as follows:
'
fa u lt of of bail; S iva’s wife came and
his power, before the w ar; another stations
works
near
M
t.
M
isery,
all
on
the
south
strenuous tim e these days, the m elting
P resident, E. H. Durell, W oodbury; was passed in 1889, rig h t a fte r Clinton
The Coast Guard Service was mobil. w ent his bail, show ing a bankbook
side
of.the
Pennsylvania
Railroad.
snow coming through the roof into
Beports a t Toms R iver say th a t sur­ vice presidents, Charles D. Makepeace, B. Fisk made his phenomenal run for ized as p art of the navy a t the declar­ w ith considerable money to her credit,
every room, and threatening valuable
veyors are now a t work and th a t work­ Mays Landing, and Jam es D. Holman, governor on the Prohibition ticket. ation of the present w ar with Germany the account being verified by the bank
records
men to construct the factory,barracks, W hitesville; honorary secretary, A. Both these laws were repealed by the and has proven to be one of the most a t Asbury Park
L ast F riday they were flooded out by
efficient branches of the Governm ent
railroad sidings, e tc ., are wanted from J. Rider, rfam m onton; secretary trea s­ next legislature
leaks from the roof, and Tuesday it
The present bill passed the House on
today on. I t may mean th a t shore car­ u re r, H. B. Scammell, Toms River.
You M ust H ave a P erm it
was even w orse. The recorders have
penters, now sc a ttere d from Camden to A .J.R id e r of Hammonton and Ezra E v­ Monday night by a vote of 37 to 23. G overnm ent W ill Supply
to H andle D ynam ite Now
been moved over into the grand jury
The
bill
was
signed
by
Governor
Edge
ans of M arlton, w ere named delegates to
Norfolk, V a., may g e t work nearerby.
F arm ers W ith N itrate
room of the co u rt house. In the search­
the
n
e
x
t
day
the S ta te A gricultural Society.
In these w ar tim es dynam ite can’t
ing, or record room,men working there
A nother bill by Assemblymen Rob­
The se c re tary ’s rep o rt on crop
Owing to the fa ct th a t there were no be bought and handled around promishad to go around with overshoes on to C ra n b e rrie s at $18 a B arrel
erts
is
before
the
legislature
to
cut
m ovem ents showed th a t by January 1,
commercial supplies of n itra te in this cuousiike as it used to be by any Tom,
/ ____
keep th eir fe e t dry. The Freeholders
out deliveries by express companies country for farm purposes, the govern­ Dick and H arry, or Hans or Fritz.
R eport says th a t in the p ast few the crop was out of the hands of the
in session on Tuesday said th a t som e­
grow ers, w ith but few sc a tterin g and and common carriers, as well as by m ent is gettin g a supply. It will be I he same is true of all high explosives.
thing would have to be done and th a t weeks a few cranberries have been fed
sm allholdings. New Jersey and Long delivery wagons, from eith er inside or unloaded a t South A tlantic ports, You m ust have a p e rm it or license to
on
the
m
ark
e
t
by
one
grow
er
who
quickly.
outside of the sta te . Many of the ho­ Baltimore being the nearest. The cost handle or to explode or to have in vour
still had a few barrels left a t the rate Island had shipped 128,000 barrels,
tel men favor this last bill
M
assachusetts
110,000;
W
isconsin
and
to farm ers will be $75.50 per ton, plus possession. In some localities tow n­
of $18 per barrel. This is a record
C oast G u ard K eepers T ak en
ship or borough clerks have been named
fre ig h t and some other charges
price for re ce n t years, but does not the w est 27,000
to New Y ork H arb o r D uty touch the $50 a barrel price paid by
F arm Agent Cooley is the man with as agents to issue the perm its, under
The association joined the National Gov. Edge W ill Rename Justice
the act of Congress of October 6, 1917
whalers in the port of Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, and endorsed
Kalisch on Supreme Court whom orders muht be left, and they
Six Ocean county men, K eepers in
m ust be in not la te r than next Monday,
the bill in the legislature for a state
in the 50s
the coast gu ard service, have been
50 Sale Contest
police force. Three im portant papers
Governor Edge announced this week February 4, to m ake sure of getting
lifted from th e ir stations, and taken to
W rite suggestions for articles you
F e b ru a ry F u rn itu re Sale
w ere given: th at of P resident Durell, that he would renam e Justice Samuel the n itra te ; orders a fte r th a t time
New Y ork harbor for special duty
A special price ta g on alm ost every on the relative earning power o f large Kalisch of Newark on the Supreme m ust tak e th eir chances on getting would like us to offer in next 50 Special
th ere. T hey a re : Loren Tilton of Silpiece in stock. Reductions 12% to ' and small cranberry bogs; F. S. Cham- Court bench. Justice Kalisch sits in through. George H. Holman, Joseph Sale. Subm it us as many ideas as you
vei ton, Francis Downs of Tuckerton, 60%. Few d u p l i c a t e s Selections I bers of W hites bogs, on-pruning vines, Ocean, Monmouth a n d Burlington G rover and Wm. H. Fischer have been like. A prize for each one accepted.
M artin M cCarthy of Lanoka, Lewis E. should be m ade a t once. Storage free ! and Dr. C. L. Shear, the governm ent counties, and is ju st winding up a five appointed by the federal government See advertisem ent of Steinbaeh Com­
Mitchell of B arnegat, Frederick C.
Steinbaeh Company, As ! ex p ert, on losses betw een the harvest year term , having been appointed by to act w ith A gent Cooley in this m atter. pany, Asbury Park and w rite today.
Bailey of W est M antolokirg and Chris­ until needed,
The n itra te is being sold a t cost
C ontest closes S aturday night.
adv
President Wilson when Governor.
adv
1 and the m ark et
bury
Park.
topher Bentham . form erly of Silverton.
Getting Ready for Next Cam p Quota
PAO E T W O
btao «aab* atraaada« oat tba apa« af •* * ?
tba ladftk
^ % I*
é t lo4Urard Mai pa rfnrr»
Q u lh o . blraiUi«. r a w ,
J
» O W A H t) j ,
A » * * * » .« * .
ae et >, e, <ra.
B as
nnr «iw« r <*.. «wkWrai, »4 «ft***"“ b, Mw «Mil har» lata IM
bof 4(*or. aia ta fetali* al ib» far
»
*
""d
Wtt.
"H'h«ra
Lrtrfcuiur* 1"ir ir r *a * (tunta i « llb o a l • Br«,
of t*# muto A boom of light
Kill l»««Md »I
r a * |M « . *lu*lp«-d furiami i lato a ( M r . uad
through Ibo fonarmi* tairtioiriaf bot«
triad hrraolf lain a rttmUllan aimmarh
"A»»*
nff*
Ha
|w
l
,r
a
4
analhaar»,
D e«
In fbo
if« o b fif anhljl retor, filo
and ihr laittan gruut«d , h w anlntol- lug hialgfla. A«ul ahr « « • «tiling Ihtrr.
ibrtmib ibi* bota, f o n » amt
liglbl« f, mar* I« bla nan l « n w .«I M f Mad Ini« ad on bar hand». « hat.
to r a t of Ibo M f room and bacb a io lo
Bill rrlum td from bla htrillng Tba
Unart » i Hitt paro* »lowly, tontine * hl* li )li*afltm Will taufhrd »galn,
ana am i a aturfl through iha amtth
|l, f .'f r lb«) alailrd b m » lull
•ir a tib í ahead of hito with a l i a i .
A lto n te t-a i.l | tt
tar -lr,| In parrbatlng. aflat m ath talk. S*l**d»w, • tt o f l « b if» r*«ad on M f
atMoal «tara, bta M h etnaod o«t bla
a pair °? nuta-aaln, ibal Hagai ram- 1«Fooptag ba«d
Hoaring Mil »n lk H
Solicit
of io Chancery
aether tip. Ita»*! bit oli ad woodwrtai
tadrtl la M • «orb a f art. « M l « lib • " « • » to* Mhlnd bar and pal big hand
û y ÿ k ÿ u m L B U X t t IO *
If, M a il aa boor la lb« ta x thr«**
Vseder
Uldg.
T o « M R lvu»,
IM dalul» pa IIam o f baada and Iba 00 h#T
___
r t f f fr * nitiMoti« I tlrtft’l quìi# M iirv* rvwiftlb* aba bad wa*bad the Hoar title <>mamrolalloa o f aalomd p f t g p g g | **Wbal la II. Illlla p a fa o n r M ggbad
• Y NOMI g.
tu ititi thin* n I M loto i l (Irti afilli. (bat, bttiac ber tip la mental agony r)tgillau liar faailnina anal rauld not gratly,
[ j R UEOHOfc g*. CROOK^
That p n aapp otN a volatility of orno* And Iben, whit# aim w t l lanktof. Hilt
.
d u r r n i - m # «ior* M M Ml IM I1«I Ihol poipI* o f o a f «irrnath of abruptly rtftnfotabrd Iba roadiro, la r a t l l wbca Will ib ru .t ib « n In ibo I * lw rTfu**<’ lo ana»»c.
“Kay."
M
M
ai
a
Hub
ru
of
0(«i««iiU
Otturi
porfcrt
M
um
f M r coal, even If ber mind
f •»1 W««r I»
K is in ik t l i i e r t e r
*#*1 • « _____ c n i ‘
rtmnirfor oro noi llkoljr io In tu ii* lo. tba rad iteam from iba beoríb aba aaw
wee eel agalnet accepting any pence kuow wbat IM T ra i tua k rr old
H it—-for ln«inner, a tusa cao boto a htto p i Into ib# til Ieben, etnttfttf tba
(be
of
"Come
A
H
Ih*
cnp.
and
In
(be
to te m al hie bando. •
' «*rjr fr fln lif Irioal nf Ih* Itimi of notti* dner onfity. After that there * * • no
Iho
of
«t»4 t*u«h ih«
«■o. e , , * ,
In (M nearing enneet tM y went Tour Mriag
(o J« fc IM rfat. a r«*u*# m i
aitund bm iba tw irl of lb# ato m
wifiirc ta f e*ra t of rsesslssc* Ama.
■
»»MMNl li-f Mlhitas 4111_
II* »f»nl. ftr>4 «H# «oM lnf it«v »• m (
lin
i
»
home
through
the
fraet-bllleo
wrad*
brushIn
Tho
tnrd
of
Time
ho*
Irai
a
Mille
wey
ni bar window.
o f woman be could be happy « lib and
lit» « « lim i o If h i itn on« |luri4»v |h*f
where the enow crunched end squeaked Tt> Awiiet aod lite Una « « • tba arine "
•
•
•
•
•
flMAl Mf flu«h. l u t i l i •..»!»:> irtf. «H* f*r
ippy.
And
whrai-vrf
b
.
j
p i B iv i M m « « M m « lo noti«*« tw r « i*
ander iM r feet, end the brandire
"IJfe’e Ino sliofi to amate eny o f tt
I (B . LROK OOtlLK
Anni
VMIIV*tiiM ilm fllr i f l Mr
t r v i HHu. Al hi#
f*> a wnttiof « h o rarrraptmd» to that - tn Hi w ith H«urine Bill*« fo reran ' broke off with pistol.like snap when In hetng usclrsely miseratile. Fonie on
11» ;« 1 itvM t»
oh* bpidin»« hi» privat«
f
fl«
W
«
•
■er rlrared fur a brief apan,
Riiltr m ilrvfluotii f l ­
»
'
DENTIST
(bey «ere beni neide.
out and gì' far a ride no Milk. 1*11 take
ier. TIimI's (tfr(i)' tt*U( h ufi*! (be « Infer abut (town lit eereret.
A hundred yarda frani IM cabin Will yuu up e ntonnfalnslde. end show yoa
to
I
f.-lf
fllicitll
h#f tarry far •|wiH
Dally the raid Inervared, till • Ml?•»Fra g l«fl Hlra-lf» jrtU,
challenged her for a race. She refused a WAterfsll fhet leapa three hundred OIBce Day*; Thursday« Frida««
Inch layer o f fruet aloud on the cabin
“ You had do lig h t
S s lu .la y i
n
la run, end he picked her up bodljy, feci In (he etear. The wooda are wakpenr*.
• k«* an effori, bf llaZ.'t begun.
o f f ic i , n r u « n a n .
nnd ran with her to the very door, lie Ing up nnd p attini oa thetr Rost.-r baniHomiN It***! In
ra n « »tv»*, a . *,
“ You had no buttai
Ulne In
Wat within the cabin they were anuc
hi*, »he m um *
Id h< r a e rra n d before he set her nrl*. Therr'a beauty everywfeere Come
eh I* thrown from and m äkln* It ]«t«alblt*
and warm. Bllt'a ax kept the woodpil,
ad H aeel’a fa re w hiten n], She «long I”
bigi
T he I wo fir. place* alioue red
£! him be for« ho you off,” Bill rapU*'d, "1
d hl» breath on h rr ebr ek. end
Wut sii» wreuehed bernelf awny
DR. CLINTON 0 . FOGG
■Tl
»U,
the
enly>four hour» through. Of
.1 feel his arm e quiver, •ltd Hie fr
nNihrKI. " it WMI (fri
flou
♦a, (»ilTt'f*. «agar, beetle end etirh rapid 1« et of hie h e art. For a n luaiant
“I A'Mflt tf) £i » tin t fM *hr w ill i “I
llaa.) ra.'ogfi
m anly. Tb*r* Mr# o t
faga o f a lb 1 nt.ifT
Id only be gotten from lb*
gbt Roaring Bill Wagataff wai h a te yotj nod th r
f>rth. sud everypul
ni»y a woman.”
about to make lho raloaaal mlatako ol
arda puah had hig ravanâa.
I lonsultstion Hours: 12.30 to 2.00 p.u
•There wasn't any other wnjr open
trying to kirn bar.
I « t*»«-! « i . « lililí,. N r a i i m »!(««•
CHAPTFH tlt-Jark Harr««. In I IK in me.” Bill grew suddenly moody,
But hr aot hrr grotty on hrr frrt and
a f hilf.ua raga, demanda lr.ru II,r.1 an
t l-**.H,r r.N J.
T»t*o*)«(«4 a r a
Huai. « ari Ion. Hagal'a prlda i “Not with you In Cnrltioo Meadows,
o|M-nrd thr door. And by Ihr tlmr bo
I MWanallfin
1**011«, Uk»OtHWl|41J
I hurl, and ah» raf ,«»» T'-« an«»g
I'm taboo there. Why, Td have been *t
had
hi*
outer
clothe»
off
and
the
fire*
__ ta bruitati a«d Haaal ftot.nalnra I«
ara Oranrllla Hha atoa an advertía*- your elbow when yon left the supper
■tarted up he «aa talking whlmitralty
J 0 8 E P H B W IL L IT 8
ni f«r a arhool taathrr al Cariboo table at Jim Briggs' that night If I
about thrlr Indian neighbor», and lin­
L Miniali Columbia, and aaruraa
^
Courier Building
hadn't known how It would be. I went
i altuatlon
tel breathed more freely. The dearthere out o f sheer curiosity to take a
T o m i River, N. J,
rat Imprraaioo that ahe had. aatde from
' CHAPTFH r v -Cariba* lirado«! la In look at you—maybe out o f a spirit of
h rr brief panic, waa o f hi» strength. He
m artld pari of Brillali Culi.mida and IlaTitles Examined. Searches M«d*.
mal. ah. fi If aflrr bar arrivai, luna bar deflanre. too, because I knew thal I
had run with her aa raally aa If »he
r a ix is D ra«n.
Conveyancing.
«rag «hila walking In iha »«ufi» SI.'
had hern a child.
;mandar, until night «han. alirarird by was certainly not welcome even If they
Years ol Experience.
Best Frinenti
(h a Ughi of a rampflra, ahr lurna to It. were willing to take my money for a
After that they went out many time*
«oping to And aomrbody «ho «III guido meal. And I came away all up In the
together. Bill took her bunting. Initi­
alar homo Al tho Ara aha rorognltra a
Bgbarmtirr known In Cariboo Mradnaa aa air. There was something about you­
aled her Into the myoteriea of rifle
I n o s.
I J .V D Y K E , J ,
"Tloarlng BUI f fa n lr f." who had arm ths tone o f your voice, the way your
»hooting, and the manipulation of a
"Mr at nrr boarding houar lhara. Hr
■ taH».n to takr hrr huma In Iha morn- proud little head la set on your shoul­
«Ix-khooter. He taught her to walk on
nag. but aha la rompallad to apand Iha ders, your makeup In general—Hint
»nnwahoea, lightly over the surface ol
might la the good.
'ol
!!«•• * loihujf.Torf Md 0porti*« c
sent me away with a large-sized grouch
the enisled snow, through which oilier
Hnpoirifef N tfttij Do*«
CHAPTFH V -T h er atari na«l day. at myself, at Cariboo Meadows, and al
wise
she
floundered.
A
sort
of
true*
J^r. H«m «tu» V «»in*1*um Him, T o n * m t t
H agai guppogea fur .1 rllNN. Maaduau. I> .' you for raining In my way."
4i»o lufCMutr* PrtnhfftM *««. hlUdelMiia
arose between them, aqd the days drift­
«ragataff Anally ndmltg ha la taking bar
In hit cabin In Iha mnuninlna Ha 1« ra"W hy?" she asked In wonder.
ed hy without untoward Incident. Hill
apartful .and cnnaldrratr. and IlAaol.
"B ecause you'd hove believed whnl
tended to hla horse*, chopped wood,
-Sough protesting Indignantly, la hrlplaas
mod hag to accompany him.
they told you, and Cariboo Men.lows
carried water. She took upou heraell
c an 't tell anything about me th at Isn't
the ra re of the house. And through
the long evening«. In default o f ra n v e r
“T h ere's .» uiinn of tim e to do thin.” bad." he said quietly. "My record
jd
ration, they would alt with a hook on
h r observed. "I'm Ju*t a wee hit th ere m akes me entirely nnflt to asso ­
“
I
Hat*
You
and
th*
North
and
Every,
cia
te
w
ith—thnt
would
have
bran
your
Ail
order»
piovptly
attended
to
It
n
lobkiaa
e ith e r side of the flrt-plaee that ronred
tired , If anybody nhoiilil nnk you. I.ui'n
Futoiturr («paired and polished. Door Eaaa
Bill’* Ax Kept the Woodpile High.
thing In IL”
deflanre to the storm god* w ithout.
ra m p In th e o th er room. I t's it heup ranrluslon. And t w anted to be with
Filt«d and Wmduw Lights replaced.
you, to talk to you, to tak e you hy
And
soinetimea
Hazel
would
find
h
e
r
m ore comfy.”
nuts to he had n plentiful supply. Pothing In I t If you've got a spark of
storm and m ake you like me ns I felt
lutoca nnd cert ¡.In vegetables th a t he -•■If w ondering why Roaring Bill Wng- mnnhoiKl left In you, you'll tak e me out
H e put m ore wood on th e kltehen
I could c u re for you. You can't have
Imd grow n In n cultivated patch behind -luff could not have ram c Into her lift o f here.”
fire, and net a put of w ider to heat.
- grown up, little person, w ithout realiz­ the cabin wore stored In it deep cellar, Ir
different m anner. A* It wits—sht
O nt In the llvlntr room H nzel drew her
R oaring Bill backed nwny from her.
**• W I «1 I- I A .11 h
r, never would forgive him.
Hrsler in
c h air In une Aide o f the hearth. BUI ing th a t you do a ttra c t men very lie could alw ays sally forth and get
"D o you m ean th n t? H onest Injun?"
strongly.
All
women
do,
h
u
t
som
e
fur
he asked Incredulously.
m eat. And the Ice w as no liar to fish­
gpm w led on fhe bearskin robe w ith a n ­
m ore th an others.”
CHAPTER
VII.
“I do—I do!” she cried vehemently.
o th er cig a rette In his fingers.
ing. for he would cut a hole, alnk n
“Perhaps." she adm itted coldly.
"H aven’t I told you often enough? I
“ No.” he begun, n ftc r n lung silence, "Mol. have annoyed me w ith th eir un­ small net, and secure overnight a
Hepalrliis Neatly Doi.e st u.»ett Pile«
The Fires of Spring.
didn’t come here willingly, and I won't
“th is country doesn't get on one’s welcome attentions. B ut none of them w eek's supply o f tro u t and whltefi h.
T here cam e a day w hen the tnetalll. Stay. I will n o tl I have a right to
B E 8 T OAK L E A T H E R USED
T
hus
th
e
ir
m
aterial
w
ants
w
ere
pro­
s e rv e s — not If one Is h norm al hum an
ever dared go the length of carrying
brilliancy w ent out o f the sky, nnd It live my life In my own way, nnd It's
W ain S t.
T o m s R iver, R, j
being. You’ll find that. W hen I first me away against my w ill. You can’t vided for.
becam e softly, m istily blue. All thr. I not th is way.”
com e u p here 1 tl.ought so, too; It
As
tim
e
passed
B
a
se
l
gradually
explain o r excuse thnt.”
forenoon nnzol prowled restlessly out
“ So,” R oaring B ill began evenly,
shook off a m easure of her depression,
•eeinei'. so big nm l em pty and forbid­
of doors w ithout cap or coat. Th"r “springtim e w ith you only m eans get­
“I'm n o t attem pting excuses," Bill
th ru st h e r uneusluess and resentm ent
ding. B ut the m ore I see of It the bet­
w as a new feel In th e air. Tito deep ting back to work. You w a n t to get
m ade answ er. 'T h e re nre two things
Into th e background. As n m a tte r of
t e r It com pares w ith the o u ter world,
1‘lu m b in y , T h n t h i y a n d
w in ter snow had suddenly lost lti back Into the muddled rush of peopled
I never do—apologize o r bully. I dare
w here th e extrem es of luxury and w ant say th a t's one renson the Meadows fuct, sh e resigned herself to getting harshness.
lle a tin y
places, do you? You w ant to be where
through the w inter, since th a t w as In­
a re alw ays In evidence. It began to
Tow ard evening n mild breeze fresh­ you can associate with fluffy ruffle,
gives m e such a black eye. If they
Uoasebold
Uooda, «te,
evitable.
She
fell
Into
the
way
o
f
do­
•eem like home to me when I first w eren’t a good deal afra id of me, and
ened from the southw est. At ten o'clock
W a s h in g to n S t.,
T onig K lvei
looked down Into this little basin. I alw ays laying for a chance to do me ing little things ubout the house, find­ a gale whooped riotously through th i pom pndoured girls, and be properly In­
h a d a p a rtn e r then. I said to h im : up, they wouldn’t let me stay In the ing speedily th u t tim e flew when she trees. And a t m idnight Hazel wakened troduced to equally proper young men.
‘H e re ’s u dandy, fine plnce to w inter.’ tow n overnight. So you can see w hat busied h erself a t some tusk In th e In­ to n sound th a t she had not heard In Lord, but I seem to have m ade a mis­
So we w intered—In a log shuck sixteen n handicap I was under when It came terv als o f delving In R oaring B ill’s m onths. She rose and groped h e r way tak e 1 Aud, by th e sam e token, I ’ll
probably pay for It—In a way you
fo o t srpiare th n t Silk and Satin and to m aking yonr acquaintance nnd library.
to th e window. T he encrusting frost
On one of these days Hazel cam e Into had vanished from th e panes. They w ouldn't understand If you lived a
-Nigger have for a Btnble now. When courting you In the orthodox m anner.”
thousand yearn. Well, set your mind
sum m er cam e my p a rtn e r w anted to
“You’ve m ade a g reat m istake,” she the kitchen and found BUI piling tow­ w ere w et to th e, touch of h e r fingers,
m ove on, so I stayed—stnyed and be­ said bitterly, “if you th in k you’ve re­ els, napkins, and a g re at quan tity of She unhooked the fastening, and swung a t rest. I'll take you out. Ye gods nnd
g a n to build fo r th e next w inter. And moved the handicap. I've suffered a o ther soiled articles ou an outspread the window out. A g re at gust o f damp, little fishes, but I have su re been a
fool I”
J ’ve been w orking a t It ev er since, g re at deal a t the hands of men In the tablecloth.
w arm wind blew stra n d s of h a ir across
H e sa t down on the edge o f the table,
m ak in g little things like ch airs nnd p a st six m onths. Pm beginning to be­
"W ell,” she Inquired, “w hat a re you her face. She leaned through th e case­
Clean, Sanitary, Up-to-date
and Hazel blinked ot him, hnlf seared,
ta b le s and shelves, nnd fixing up game lieve th a t nil men a re b ru tes a t heart." going to do w ith those?”
m ent, and drops of cold w a ter struck and full of wonder. She hud grown
E stablished 187?
h e ad s w henever I got an extru good
"T
ak
e
’em
to
the
laundry,”
he
R oaring BUI snt up nnd clasped his
her bare neck. T h a t which she had g0 used to seeing him culm, lm perturh
one. And m aybe tw o or tliree tim es a hands over his knees and sta red fixedly laughed. “Collect your dirty duds, and heard was th e drlpplDg eaves. The
able, sm iling cheerfully no m u tter what
y e a r I'd go out. Got restless, you Into the fire.
bring them forth.”
Chinook wind droned Its spring song, she said or did. th a t his passionate out­
Main S tre e t, O pposite the
know . I'm not really a h erm it by un"L aundry 1" Hazel echoed. It seemed nnd the bnre boughs o f the tre e beside break amazed her. She could only sit
“ No," he said slowly, “all m en are
OCEAN
; H O U SE
■inre. Lord, th e things I've packed In not brutes—any m ore th an all women ra th e r a far-fetched Joke.
the cabin waved nnd creaked th e time. and look at him.
3iere from th e o u ts id e ! Books—I hired a re angels. I’ll convince you of th a t.”
A t dnwn the eaves had ceased their
T om s R iver
New Jersey
“S u re ! You don’t suppose w e can
H e got out his cig arette m aterials.
at w hole puck tra in a t A shcroft once to
“T ake m e home, then," she cried for­ get along forever w ithout having drip, and the d irt ro o f lay b a re to the B ut his fingers trem bled, spilling the
brin g In Ju st books; they thought I lornly. "T h a t’s the only w ay you can things w ashed, do you?” he replied. “I cloud-bunked sky. From the southwest tobacco. And when he tore the paper
•was crazy, I guess. I ’ve q u it this plnce convince m e or m ake am ends.”
don't m ind housework, but I do draw the wind still blew strong and warm. In his efforts to ro ll It, he dashed pa­
o nce or twice, b u t I alw ays come back.
“No,” Bill m urm ured, “ th a t Isn’t the the line a t a laundry job when I don’t The thick w inter garm ent of th e earth per and all Into the fireplace with
I t ’s got th a t hom e feel th n t I can’t find way. W alt till you know me better. have to do It. Go on—get your softened to slush, and vanished with som ething th at sounded like an oath,
anyw here else. Only It h a s alw ays Besides, I couldn’t tak e you out now If clothes.”
am azing sw iftness. Stream s o f w ater and walked out of th e house. Nor did
Jacked one Im portant home qualifica­ I w anted to w ithout exposing you to
So she brought out her accum ulation poured down every depression. Pools he re tu rn till the sun w as well down
tion,” h e finished softly. “Do you ever g re a te r hardships th an you'll have to of garm ents, and laid them on the pile. stood between the house nnd stable. tow ard the tree-rim m ed horizon. When
b uild a ir castles?”
endure here. Do you renllze th a t It’s Bill tied up the four corners of the Spring had leaped strong-arm ed upon he cam e hack he brought in nn armf “ No,” H azel answ ered untruthfully, fall, nnd w e’re In the high latitudes? tablecloth.
. old W inter and vanquished him a t the ful of wood and kindling, and began to
Pool and Billiard Tables
.uneasy a t th e tren d of his talk. She T h is snow m ay not go off a t all. Even
build a fire. Huzel cam e out of her
“Now," said he, "let’s see If we cun't first onslaught.
w a s learning th a t Bill W agstaff, for If It does It will storm ugnin before u fit you out for a more or less extended
All th a t day the Chinook blew, work­ room. Bill greeted h e r serenely.
Open every day (except Sunday)
*11 his gentleness and patience w ith week. You couldn’t wallow through walk. You stay In the house altogether ing Its magic upon the land. W hen day
“W ell, little person,” he said, “I
from 6.00 a. m. to 9.00 p. ntd
her, w as a p e rsisten t m ortal.
broke
again
w
ith
a
clearing
sky,
nnd
hope you'll perk up now.”
snow to y our w aist In forty-below-zero too m uch these days. T h u t’s bud busi­
S aturdays until 12.00 p. m.
"W ell, I do,” h e continued, unper­ w eather.”
th
e
sun
peered
betw
een
the
cloud
rifts,
“I ’ll try," she returned. “Are you
ness. Nothing like exercise in the
tu rb e d . “L ots of 'em. B ut m ostly
his
beam
s
fell
upon
vast
a
ren
s
of
really going to take me out?”
“People will pass here, and I’ll get fresh a ir.”
V eeder Building
«round one thing—B woman—a dream w ord out,” Hazel asserted desperately.
Bill paused with a m atch blazing In
T hus In a few m inutes Hazel fared brown and green, w here but forty-eight
Tom
s
R
iv er
New Jersey
w o m a n —because I never saw one th at
“ W hat good would th a t do you? forth, w rapped In Bill’s fu r coat, a flap- hours gone there w as the cold rpvelry his fingers.
■eemed to fit In until I ran across you.” You’ve got too m uch conventional re ­
of
fro
st
sprites
upon
far-flung
fields
“I
’m
not
In
the
h
abit
of
saying
things
eared cap on h e r head, and on her fe e t |
“Jlr. W agstaff,” Hazel pleaded, gard for w hat you term your re p u ta ­
of snow. Patches of earth steam ed I don’t mean,” he answ ered dryly.
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several p a irs of stockings Inside moc­
“ won’t you please stop talking like tion to send word to Cariboo Meadows
casins th a t Bill had procured from I w herever a hillside lay bare to the sun. “W e'll sta rt in the morning."
th a t? I t isn 't—It Isn’t—”
th a t you’re living back here w ith R oar­ some m ysterious source a day or two From some m ysterious distance a lone
T he dark closed in on them, and
“Isn ’t proper, 1 suppose,” Bill sup­ ing Bill Wngstaflf, nnd won’t some one
crow winged his way, and, perching on they cooked anil ate supper In silence.
before.
p lied dryly, “Now, th a t's m erely an please com e and rescue you.” He
a nearby treetop, caw ed raucous greet­ Bill rem ained ilnn.v.htful and a b stract­
M ain S tre e t
T
he
day
w
as
sunny,
albeit
th
e
air
erro r, and a fundam ental e rro r on your paused to let th a t sink in, then con­
ing.
D ealer in
ed. T hen from some plnce among his
was hazy w ith m ultitudes of floating
H nzel cleared aw ay the b reak fast books he unearthed a map. and, spread­
T IR E S
p a rt, little person. O ur emotion and tinued : “Besides, you w on't see a j fro st p articles, aud the trum p through
in stin c ts a re p erfectly proper when you w hite face before sp rin g ; then only by j the fo re s t speedily brought the roses things, and stood looking out th e kitch­ ing it on the table, studied it a while.
and
Tubes
en
window.
R
oaring
Bill
sat
on
a
log,
A fter th at he dragged in his kyaks
g e t down to fundam entals. You've got accident. No one In the North, out- j back to h e r cheeks.
G uaranteed to give Service o? C
shirt-sleeved, sm oking his pipe. Pres­ from outside, and busied him self pack­
a n artificial sta n d a rd to judge by, side of a few Indians, h a s ever seen
UI
R eplaced.
Bill carried the bundle of linen on ently he w ent over to the stable, led
ing them with supplies for a journey—
t h a t ’s all. And I don’t suppose you th is cabin or knows w here it stands.”
his buck, and trudged steadily through out his horses, and gave them th e ir lib­
n Also a Specialty o f “ Seconds”
ten
and
coffee
and
flour
and
such
She
sat
dumb,
raging
Inwardly.
F
or
h a v e the le a st idea how m any lives are
the woods. B ut the riddle of his d esti­ erty. For tw enty m inutes o r so he
fi
Ford Hoods and Supplies
things done up In sm all canvas sacks.
«polled one way and a n o th e r by the th e m inute she could have killed R o ar­ nation w as soon rend to her, for a twof|
All P a rts of Fords on Older
stood w atching th e ir mad capers as
ing
Bill.
She
who
had
been
so
sure
in
And when these p reparations were
(operation of those sam e artificial sta n d ­
mile w alk brought them out on the they ra n and leaped and pranced back
|] C igars, Tobaccos and CigaretteB
com plete he got a sheet of paper and a
a r d s In th is little old world. Now, I h e r Independence carried, w hether or shore of a fair-sized lake, on the f a r ­
and
forth
over
the
clearing.
T
hen
he
pencil, and fell to copying som ething
m a y seem to you a law less, unprin­ no. Into the h eart of the w ilderness a t th er side of which loomed the conical
SeresHsasHszsasEsasHsasHSEsasss2
w alked off into the tim ber, h is rifle from the map. H e w as still a t that,
cipled Individual Indeed, because I've th e whim of a man who stood a solf- lodges of an Indian camp.
over
his
shoulder.
1sketching and m arking, when Hazel
a c te d contrary to your idea of the ac- eonfesspd rowdy, in ill rep u te among
“You sake now?” said he as they
H azel washed h e r dishes and went w ent to bed.
-cepted order of things. B u t here's my his own kind. T here w as a slum ber­ crossed th e ice. “This bunch generally
outside.
She
did
not
know
why,
but
By all the signs and tokens, Roaring
¡side of I t; I ’m In search of happiness. ing devil in Miss H azel W eir, and ,'t comes iu here about this time, and all a t once a terrible feeling of u tte r
W e all ar$, I have a few ideals—and took little to wake h e r tem per. She stays till spring. I get the squaw s to forlornness seized her. It w as spring Bill W agstaff slept none th a t night.
looked a t Bill W agstaff, and her b re ast
w ash fo r me. E ver see Mr. Indian on —and also It w as spring In o ther lands. Hazel herself tossed wakefully, and
heaved. H e was responsible, and ho
during her wakeful m om ents she could
his n ativ e h eath?”
The w ilderness suddenly took on the h e ar him stir In the o u ter room. And a
i
and
could sit coolly talking about it. Tho
H
azel
never
had,
and
she
was
duly
characteristics of a prison, In which full hour before daylight he called her
Debt W orld Owes to th e Press.
resentm ent th n t had sm oldered against
Interested,
even
If
a
trifle
shy
of
the
she w as sentenced to solitary confine­ to breakfast.
In norm al tim es, under ordinary, ev­ Andrew B ush and .Tack B arrow concen­
e ry d a y conditions, the press has the tra te d on R oaring Bill as th e arch of­ red b ro th e r who stared so fixedly. She m ent. She rebelled against It, rebelled
§' B uilder o f Launches, Sail Boats,
entered a lodge w ith Bill, and listened again st her surroundings, ag ain st the
{Immense advantage. Its facilities are fe n d er of them all. And le st she yield
Row B oats and Sneak Boxes.*
"T his tim e last spring,” Bill said to
to him m ake Inundry arrangem ents In m anner of h e r being there, against
in co m p a ra b le. I t sw eeps th e whole to a savage Impulse to scream a t him,
Sails, Boar Awnings and Launch
broken E nglish w ith a w ithered old everything. She .hated the N orth, she her, “I was piking aw ay north of those
^ m r l d and every day keeps alive la us she got up and ran Into the bedroom,
Coveis made to order.
beldam e whose fe a tu re s resem bled a w ished to be gone from It, a n d most m ountains, bound fo r the head of the
auB w nse of com m on in te re st in the af- slammed th e door shut behind her, and
Sail repairing done at «borl noticit
ham th a t had hung overlong in the of all she hated Bill W agstaff fo r con­ N aas to prospect fo r gold.”
<pmirm of o u r com m unity.—Dr. A lbert th rew h erself across the bed to muffle
T hey were camped In a notch on the
sm okehouse. Two or th ree blanketed strain in g her presence there.
th e sound o f her crying In a pillow.
W est Point Pleasant, N. i
tip to p of a long divide, a thousand fe et
bucks sq u a tte d by th e fire th a t se n t its
AH
th
e
heaviness
o
f
heart,
all
the
re
­
A fte r a tim e she lifted h e r head. 1
sentm ent she had fe lt In the first few
(CksUnesd a* Bag* S)
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B e rte .
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ta
Osteopath
Stilili It'S, 11unless.
Woodrow Fielder
C a rp e n te r
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SHOES
E.S.VanPiOSTRAWI
THEODORE FISCHER
Barber
ULYSSES S. GRANT
Tonsorial Artist
L. B. GRAVATT
Z E E -Z E E
j J o h n A . Dorsett
¡B oat B u ild e r
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N’ K w J E R S E Y C O U R IE R
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o
i n n n p ik
ib n ib iw m lM
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be
«y
Y w «salty U f f
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Hsl y o sll havs ths
* • «w at.
w its Is A l i s a s f a s
Ms m m * »
• M t a to s tili u4» o f M l
T*s «ras. «»oderia« ~ ||.*,i raid. Is bs making lbs Irip*
Wfess Ibsy s scs »hoard asd ths
“'n ,u rattntrf «ntorits» — s u tuffara s ihsm Is sh at
Ml.
T
ost
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Mat
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kart
to)
C
u
lto
s
Running th* econom ic side oi your home is just as
dignified by ths sam» af staleMésalos«, ate Tos T
much of a business proposition as running a printing
■ Bin draw s b a g satstaffs from
Hill basto*-d s Isafe of
bta porks!
office, a shirt factory or any other kind of s business.
"Ilsfa" bs said. I s « m ils mossy.
*1 «*0*14 «ty sal r fes 4nsled "Mot
I haps fns W SSl M SSf foolish prills
tfcsl it «oat14 a s t e a i f differiate« i s
You can ’t run a business and show a profit unless you
atssd Is tbs s s y of using II fTssty. M
■ * Hffl I'“ **fy «Ms ftm dana i sant
SUPPLIES SENT ALSO TO
are equipped with the proper tools, machinery and
rssm ssay Is s a I dug II out of Mather
W I W wp Iber* Is m f raas tpsttjr."
other things for saving time, labor and material.
•tarife,
asd
tbscs*«
pi
so
i
f
mors
whscs
IN NAVY.
“ T b * l ‘« t r a « ' sito ofeserred. “ B ut
II rams ffom. Raring that I dsprtvsd
• I I Ills « to llie s sod a ll I be m osey I
fo s n t acesss io four own iwm sf asd
And so at home the wife or housekeeper shouldn’t
to (be « .« rid e re tk e fe "
all four personal belonging« f a s srs
" B o a t I « mos s y w o rry y o s ." feo said
be expected to be able to show economies without the
mMtlsd i s this s s y s s y fa s look at It. Syitem of Distribution Prevw t*
brtedy « I fe a r« »o« p le n ty to a re ytts
proper household "tools'’ and conveniences that a busi­
Asd I ssn t ts throw In a bit of graWait» and Duplication, At*
tP ro s a ti A s d yam r a n r a r it y ba y
Ialloua sdtlcs—Is csss fa s should con
ness must have. And she can ’t do it either!
Untie División Announces.
clads
la
ga
hark
la
lbs
Mradnsra.
Thsf
Tfeey se r e sow tea days ns the road.
Steadily they climbed, reaching ap j prahablf looked high and law for fas.
We have everything needed to save labor and
Iferooab atoaanay canyame where foam- 1 Hut ihsra Is no rhsncs far Ihsm lo
Nearly ana «llllna amt a half off
to beautify the home. Below are only a few
purchased ffeff
log calanct* »pilled tbriase lera ovor ' Irani wbsra yos actually did gst to awraiera bava M
»fe*« w«||* of granite. sfeeco the dim | UOlsss you yourself tell Ihsm. Ths l rain lag camps, according to the Rasuggestions:
•nd taarraas pack troll arse iro n ed and most plausible rtplsnstlon—sod If you rsau of Military Itelirf of the Attorn
irrrnoeed with tfe# footprints of bear I go Ihers you m o« mafes some raplsns- Hr IHrisloa of the lied Croat, which
thm—would be for you lo ssy that you has charge of the dlsiributlott at sup­
snd deer sod the snowy-costed moanB E A U T IF U L A N D D A IN T Y C H IN A W A R E . RU GS OF ALL
got Inal—which Is In»« enough—and plies to the enlisted and conscripted
t*ln (nut.
■lieu In the aisles of New York, New
Hosting IHII 11»M et his evening (Its that you ««cniually fell in with
K IN D S , C H A IR S A N D
R O C K E R S. VACUUM C LEA N ER S.
•I Issi st (He sp ot 0f the puss. He bed party of Indiana, and later on con­ Jersey snd t'mineollruf.
About 4HD.MM of Ilira« sweater*
traveled Ion« after sundnarn. seekltx a nected up with a psriy of whit
S W E E P E R S , C U T L E R Y BOTH SIL V E R A N D STE EL. K IT C H E N
estop ground where his horses could people who were traveling coastward. were bought in the last month. 8 l i t y
That
you
wintered
with
them,
and
they
thousand helmet» a era also purU T E N S IL S , A G A TE. T IN . N IC K E L A N D A L U M IN U M WARE.
gran. The fire III op httge firs, sod I
high shove the flr tops ths sky was put you on a steamer and sent you to clmwd, many of which havs not rs»
been delivered been use they are nsM
Sludaled with stars, brilliant In ths thin Vancouver when spring open«!.
“That. I guesa. Is all." bs nmeludetl up by the praeent Iraffle tdorkad*
atmosphere. They ale. and. being
P R IC E S ON ALL O U R GOODS A R E AS LOW AS IN C IT Y STORES
weary, lay down lo sleep. A! sunrise slowly. "Only I wish"—he caught her The «. ed fur sweaters among the
llsse l sal up snd looked about hsr In by the shoulders and shook her gently American lighting men la Increasing,
ailsnt. wondering appreciation. All the | —“I «ore do wish It could have been and ths American Bed Crass Is bay­
world spread rest and w e « below,
I different, little peraon. Maybe some ing In thr open market slm o« Ibe
She adjusted the binoculars and lime when ! get rééliras for human asms quantity of knlltsd garments a s
peered westward from the great height companionship and rom» aol to cavort Is now being made by ths woman safewhen« the ramp sal. Dl.tantly. snd In the bright llghis for a while, I may nnleers In ths Bad Crura.
Camp Dtx, Camp Upton, Camp
fnr below, the green of the forest broke pass you on a street somewhere. This
down lo s bsty line of steel-blue that world Is very small. Oh. yes—when Ml"». Camp Merritt, Camp Vail and
run In turn lo a huge fog bank, snow- you go to Vancouver go to the Lady, the avlaltnn fields ara within tha Juris­
•mlth It’s n nice, quiet hotel In Ihe diction of ths Atlantic IMvIslon. B e
white lo the rising sun.
W ist end. Any hark driver knows the side« these camps, ths Division sup­
“Tb-re’a a lake;'* she mild.
plies Madison Barracks and Korin
E îS Z S Z S Î5 K ÏS H 5 Z S 2 5 ÏT C 5 2 S c S 2 5 Z S H 5 2 5 ïS Z 5 Z S 2 5 2 S î,re5ZSZS2SZSZ5ZB
“No. Salt water—a long arm of ths place."
Hancock. Wadsworth, Hamilton, Jay,
PARKERTOWN
He dropped his hands, snd looked
Pnelllc,” he replied. "Tligl’s where
Wood. Totten, Tllden, Hcliuyler, Rim
stendtly nt her for a few seconds, cum, II. U. Wright and Terry.
yon «nil I port eompnnjr—to your very
Russell P arker, who is attending
«rent relief, I dare say. But look off steadily and longingly.
Manual Training school a t Urooklyn, is In Ihe other direction. Lord, you can
Red Cross Man at Camp«
"flood-by!" he «aid abruptly—and
spending a two weeks vacation w ith
sen two hundred miles! If It weren't walked out. and down IIts- giingplunk
At Ihcac stations. Including some
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norwood
for the Bnhllie range »Hiking up you that was already being cast lo o se, and miscellaneous giving snd In addition
could look clear to where my cabin I nwny up the wharf without a back­ to 110,DIM Christmas packet« Ihe Bad
Parker; the school being closed for th a t
Cross has distributed 52,378 sweat era.
«lands. What an outlook I
ward plificc.
period to save coal
I HP m u ffle rs 3 8,ISM
"I told you. I think, about prospect­
The Stanley D.’a «Iren woke the Hi'-..... h e lm u t«
Hilda Cummings, who is employed a t
wristlet« 52,747 socks and 3,U7I) com­
ing
oti
the
head
of
Ihe
Nnus
last
spring.
echoes
along
the
wooded
shore.
A
South B ethlehem ,Pa., is spending some
I fell In with another fellow up there, throbbing that shook her from stem fort kit«
time here a t the home of her parents,
It has also given to the Navy 13,919
and
we worked together, and early In to stern betokened the first turnings
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cummings
the aeason made a nice little cleanup of the screw. And slowly she hacked sweaters 7,744 helmet« 8.U75 muf­
Mrs. E. A. Grover of Philadelphia
on n gravel bar. I have another place Into deep water and swung wide for flers, 11,01» wristlet« 14,020 socks and
U nder P e r s o n a l D irection of JO H N HILLER
I was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs.
8,107 coinfort kits. This makes a to­
«potted, by the way. thnt would work the outer passage.
tal of articles dlalrlbuted by (he At­
Silas Cummings
out a fortune If a fellow wanted to
Haael went out to the rail. Bill lantic Division last month fffl.lflT
^S2SSSHSHSHS2S2S2SHS?S2
Estelle Cummings of Camden is visit­
apend a couple of thousand putting In Wagstaff had disappeared, but present­
ing Gladys H orner
some machinery. However, when the ly she caught sight of him standing on sweaters, 27,OSS helmets, 02.404 muf­
June rise drovo us off our bar. I pulled the shore end of the wharf, hla hands flers, 50,273 wristlet« 67,387 socks snd
William D. W right, who has served
0,810 comfort kits.
clear out of the country. Just took thrust deep In hla coat pockets, staring
his term in the U. S. Navy, is home for
The Red Cross Field Director ha«
and
a notion to see the bright lights agiiln. after the steamer. Hazel waved the
a four m onths furlough and is spending
come to ho the ntnln solution of the
And
I
didn't
stop
short
of
New
York.
in all th e Best G ranites and Marbles
envelope
thnt
ahe
atlll
held
In
her
band.
his vacation w ith his aunt, Mrs. Wm.
great problem of distribution for tha
Do you know, I lasted there Just one
Now that she was Independent of him Amerlcun Red Cross. In every train­
My prices a re very reasonable when the quality Cranmer
week b,v the cnlendnr. It seems funny, she felt mngnanlmous. forgiving—and
ing camp In the Atlantic Division
and w orkm anship is taken into consideration.
Mrs. Isaac Horner is visiting re la ­
when you think of It, thnt n man with suddenly very much alone, ns If she there are Rod Cross hendqiuirtcr»
Give me a call before placing your order elsew here tives in New G retna
three thousand dollars to spend should hail dropped bnrk Into the old, depress­ with a director nnd sometlmea sever­
and you will be more than pleased w ith the way I
Mrs. Chas. Mathis, who has been
get lonesome In u place like New York. ing Granville atmosphere. But he gave al assistants. From here whole unit»
do business.
seriously ill in Camden, has returned to
But I did. And nt the end of n week I no nnswering sign save thnt he turned of men nre tiffed out with complete
flow. I had all that money burning my on the Instnnt and went up the hill to sets of knitted garments, which are
20 W ashington St., Tom s R iver, N. J. her home here
pockets—and, nil told. I didn’t spend where his horses stood tied among (he sent out by the Division In response
Chester P ark er, Ij’dward P a rk e r and
five hundred. Fancy a man jumping
huddled hullillngs. And within twenty to hurry calls.
friend, Chas. G earhart, were recent
over four thousnnd miles to have n m inutes the .Stanley D turned n Jutting
visitors a t the home of the form er’s
In the larger rntnps n supply of five
good time, and then running nwny point, and Bella Coola was lust to view. or six thousnnd sw eaters Is kept on
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry P arker
from It. It w as very foolish of me, I
hand to m eet emergencies. In the
(To Be Continued.)
Norwood P a rk e r was appointed dis­
think now. W ell, the longer we live
forts where there nre no Bed Cross
tric t clerk of theschool board. Atmore
the more we learn. Day after tom or­
Held directors the distribution of Bed
PLEASANT PLAINS
H olm an,form er clerk,resigned his office
row you'll he In Bella Coola. The can­
Cross supplies Is mode by the com­
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A. P ark er and
nery steam ships carry passengers «in
manding officer.
Stephen Bills and family spent p art
n fairly regular schedule to Vancou­
I represent Strong, Reliable Companies,
son, Melvin, have gone to T renton and
It was early evident,” said John
ver.
How
does
th
a
t
suit
you?"
of last week with his parents, John F Magee, D irector of Military Belief for
whose business plan is to look after their
will spend a month with the la tte r's
"Very well," she answered shortly.
Bills and wife, a t Toms R iver. Steve the Division, “th a t to prevent w aste
customers, because they know from ex­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. shourds
“And you haven’t the lonst twinge of came home Saturday to g e t the house nnd misuse of m aterial our distribu­
perience the company which acts fairly
Mrs. Serena Shourds of Tuckerton
regret a t lenvlng nil this?’
warmed up, intending to go back a fte r tion must he made In n system atic
gets the business.
spent several days here last week as
"I don’t happen to have your peculiar the wife and baby on Sunday; but the manner. VVe therefore adopted the
the
guest
of
Norwood
Parker
Drop me a Postal Card, giving the date of expiration of your
point o f view,” she returned. "The snow cam e, and they were snowbound plan of fitting out units ns a whole.
A number o f our people have been on
Policies
The comma ruling officer canvasses
circumstances connected with my com­
in town several days
each company. He allows only ono
the sick list. Among them Mrs. Wm.
ing Into tills country and with my stay­
R eports from Newark are th a t John out lit to a man. On Inspection day ha
ing here nre such as to
me anx­
H. Cranmer, Mrs. Jay C. P arker, Miss
Lavance of this place, who has been in checks the articles In the some man­
ious to get away.”
Myrtle P a rk e r and Grace P ark er
"Same old story,” BUI m uttered un­ a hospital there w ith pneumonia, a ner ns m aterial Issued by tlio War
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reeves and son,
C ourier B uilding
TOMS RIV ER, N. J.
greatly
improved.
Lavance
was D epartm ent.”
der his breuth.
E lbert of B arnegat, were w eek end
“W hat Is it?” she asked sharply.
brought up by Monroe Irons, and the
visitors a t the home of the la tte r ’s
"Oh, nothing,” he said carelessly, la tte r w ent to Newark to see the lad, RED CROSS ASSIGNS
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
and w ent on w ith his breukfast prepa­ and has gone to town every day to
WAR WORK TO SCHOOLS.
P arker
rations.
phone to Newark and inquire a fte r
The evening of the third day from
Schools in New York, New Jersey
him
there Bill traveled till dusk. When
and Connecticut, which have been en­
VANH1SEVILLE
L
ester
Johnson
and
H
arry
and
Clin­
cninp w as made and the lire sturted
listed for w ar work in the Ju n io r
lie culled Huzel to one side, up on a lit­ ton Clayton are working a t Baltimore. Membership and School Activities De­
George Moore returned to L akehurst
tle rocky knoll, nnd pointed out a half
K enneth Jones, of Rock Hill, N. Y ., partm ent of tile Ited Cross, have been
Saturday, a fte r spending 'som etim e
dozen pin points of yellow glimmering has purchased the home of John Hill asked by the A tlantic Division of the
w ith his d au g h ter
distantly in the dark.
Red Cross to make 50,000 French aud
on the Lakewood road
Russel Camp and Thomas Thompson
"T hat’s Bella Coola," he told her.
Mrs. B arbara Sweeney, of New York Belgian refugee garments.
“And unless th ey ’ve made a radical
spent Tuesday a t Toms RiverJ for ex­
This ts the first definite task to be
is sp ndin some tim e with Mrs, Her«
amination
assigned to school children enrolled
ry Schaucr
Mrs. Joseph Cole spent Saturday
In the Red Cross Junior Departm ent.
IJ is the result of an appeal from
w ith Mrs. R. Bills
Red Cross representatives? tn F rance
SEASIDE HEIGHTS
Mrs. Ella Bills of Highland, is spend"
who cabled th a t thousands of home-J
ing the month a t the Miller hom estead.
A d a ughter was born recently to Mr. less and helpless women and children
Curlis P errine is now living w ith his
and Mrs. H arry K ram er, form erly of there ure In need of warm garments.-*.
brother Daniel Perrine
Work upon these garm ents h a s beef,
this place, a t Royersford, Pa.
Mr. H arrison is very ill a t the home
allotted through the school commH*r~
Joseph G. Endres is m aking repairs teos of Ited Cross chapters. The or­
of his son, R. H. Harrison
a t the Sum ner hotel, which was dam ­ der must be completed tn three
Mr. Oscar E stelle spent T hursday in
aged in the January gale
Lakewood
months, and chapters have been asked
A new roof is to be put on the bor­ to report to the Junior D epartm ent
John I. L ane is spending a week
ough building, which houses the fire on February 10 the portion of the a h
w ith his siste r Mrs. H. Jamison
apparatus and the borough council lotment then completed.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson were
room.
out of town the past week
Travel on the beach road and the bay RED CROSS DECENTRALIZES
Miss C. E. Hern returned to her
NATIONAL SUPPLY SERVICS.
bridge -w e ll, there doesn’t seem to be
school on Thursday
any travel these days.
The decentralization of the Red
Cross Supply Service lias Just been
N E W GRETNA
Harold Allen, a clerk in the Point completed. This service lins been di­
Pleasant postoffice, has resigned to vided into two departm ents—the Red
H. Z. M athis has been home on sick
work w ith his fa th e r in the hydroplane Cross National Clearing House and
leave from Hog Island
shops a t League Island
avy Yard, I the Bureau of Purchases.
Levi Downs has moved into H arry
j Mr. Clyde A. P ratt, formerly execuPhiladelphia
S ears’ house
I tive secretary of the W ar Relief Clear“That’s Bella Coola Over There,” He
, big House, has been appointed direc­
Wilson Robbins has been visiting his
Radiant W rist W atch
Said.
tor of the National Clearing House,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Robbins
Absolutely Free now situated in New York city. The
Miss Georgie Cramer has returned
change in their sailing schedules there
Bureau of Purchases Is under the man­
to Pleasantville
should be a boat clear tomorrow a t
The w atch is m anufactured by one of agem ent of Mr. W. H. McLaren.
Jew Suits m ade to O rder; Cleaning, Dyenoon.”
Mrs. Hazel Dixon of H oim esburghas
the most reliable firms in America, and
been visiting relatives here
ng,Pressing and'R epairing N eatly Done.
RED CROSS IN SCHWAB HOME.
is fully guaranteed, tested, timed and
CHAPTER
VIII.
Miss Viola Thompson was a recent
adjusted before leaving factory. The
Sunday visitor a t W rightstown
The home of Charles M. Schwab
work to be done to own one of these upThe Drone of the Hive.
Ralph Maxwell was a Camp Dix vis.
A black cloud of smoke was rolling to-the-m inute tim epieces wiil take only and the town house of John D. Rocke­
ito r recently
up from the funnel of the Stanley D. a few m inutes of spare tim e. For feller, Sr., in New York city, nre among
M a in S t r e e t
—,
.
. . i
Herm an Reed of Atlantic City has
as Bill W agstaff piloted Hazel from the fu rth er particulars w rite the New York the latest additions to the list of pri­
vate dwellings where Red Cross aux­
been spending a few days hero
grimy B ella Coola hotel to the whnrf.
Herald Co., Circulation D epartm ent. * iliary work rooms are being operated.
B u s i n e s s an d H o m e
J O S E P H G R O V E R & SO N
Main Street
Toms River, N. J.
THE MARION INN
O pen A ll the Y ear
A
ISAAC W. RICHTMEYER,
Monuments
F ir e
Headstones
In su ran ce
P. L. G R O V E R
Ladies and Gents’
Tailor
F. HUTTINGER
Wood Building Toms R iv er, N.J.
5 RED CROSS BUYS J
MILLION AND HALF
ARMY SWEATERS
PA C K
FO U K
SCOT BEATS UW
BY
A
N O SE
k 'rttjr »SM *, la WHO ÜM« A galtui
T im a, Arri»*« an Q u a rt* ' M iaul*
ana O sis Hi* Orlali.
T « a B o a rd H an d * D ow n
■
L o n t L U I o f D o c U to n a
■ A Q L ItW O O O T O W N tH IP
|*m»t* T. Holm an, »1700 la IIBlu
R utter end Holman, R » to 1480
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T r a c o T h e a tr e
TOM »
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BOROUGH OP ISLAND H fllO H TS
R . R o tar<1 tla s rn e , »WO re -d a e d lo
Now V erb T elephone Co., I4,4fl? 80
»750
W riting IB RvefytHaly’n, Maud« RadM. V. tlu rn e tl.
raduced lotlH W sustained
John K ehn. 8IS90 reduced to » lo w
lo rd Warm» «onmoraiaa mme arau.lnr
W indw ard Y acht Club, IU » ra d u ca d to
T o - N l |( h t , F r i d a y , F a b . la
C o n tin u o n » ( t o w 7 . 3 0 . A d m i t t i o n 10c ^
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W. T. B row n, *5800 iw lucad lo MOUO
m a l n i the a u ih n r wltnesr d the folJo b O . Roger», f*X) to »1*0
M argaret llllrfaw o rlt» . W*60 vwducwd
loorln* rare aratnai U na th a t war
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A m erican T*l*. *ndT *lo. Co., *1800»
Maff*d n**r Virion* Mailon. UHMtnn to lüfRo
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G eorge R. W est, »3000 tu*t*lned
M ra . K llt a b e ih K a r t e ll, *4 0 « rad u c cd
**l*reoenlly a ahoullna and ruraln*
(change acreage to 108 acre*)
a n w a l tb r M i n of lb* Interew tln* to t m
P A R A M O U N T p re se m * J A C K P I C K F O R D ,
“ l A / h a l M n n o u P a n * » D m .'»
TO W N SH IP OP L A C IY .
atrevt«. People tu rn ««I peering and * Charlta J. Scbmalgried,11850 reduead
L O U IS E H U F F
T H E O D O R E R O B E R T S in
p ip in g
S treaking « m ig h t through to » I100
Also I'etamount Comedy and Hear»! Path* News Raal.
A m erican R ealty Co.,*t7UOauaUinod
th* trefllr. le g » " H e » o f thundering
Ih o e lw C . K a b e l, »1800 rcdurctl to
LA
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W
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t r o r h i and sliding r*b* and nbatrurt »1100
M o n d a y . F e b r u a r y
4*
C o n l in u o u t Iro m 7 .3 0 .
A d t n i t t i o n 10c a n d I5 t
Anna B. McKelvoy, SSloO to »1*00
tu n pede*trtnn*. ram * a R ralrbtnnn. I Wm. A. Carroll. **M rtdueed lo **»•
M arg aret B ritto n , »1160 to »700
HI* eyes a rr* gln»«y a n d « « r in g ; HI* j Cha* K. .\p|ilegaU.»10l>r*dui-vd lo».VI
W I L L I A M A . B R A D Y in a u o c i t l i o n w ilh W o r l d P ic tu r e * p r e te n t» C t r l y l e B la c k w e ll, E v*|*B
N ational Biscuit Co.. »800 cancelled
kill* nr*r* fly in g ; hi* bn*** »-ere twin-1
C re e le y fit M u r ie l O t l r i c h e in “ T h e G o o d f o r N o t h i n g "
A lto H e a r tl- P a lh e N e w t R ed.
Claia H. VcCafforiy. » 5 » euaU ired
Ming
On h r ram*. «freight fo r lit*
Lakewood Sand Co.. »3000 to »736.10
F iubb W . L>avi*. I24W) auataincil
p ublic hull**. If be ro u ld gel a build
Joseph S ig e tist, »2200 to »1187
T h u r s d a y . F e b r u a r y 7.
W m. Spcti**r, 11»**) reduced lo *»ux»
Matinee 4.00; Evening 7.00 and 9.00
on a gin«* of bt* national vodka by
N, Y. T el. Co,, »11K29H.75 sustained
W
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L.
W
ilson,
»Ifiutl
rtdueed
lo
»I5t)0
be * • * aaved. Would h r uuik*
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E thel Seym our. »15800 to (13600
Mra Alle V annolc, W O raduood to
HI
A group of ribald American»
th e S c r e e n . M A R Y P I C K F O R D , in
A rth u r H. U aborne, cancelled Asr tie r n d him on, yelling a t him In rne* »doti
tra rk faahlon. Ill* fellow S ro lrh in m - j, Im H acdorlan, *4uu reduced to ***> sesaed in Spring L ake
COMING— Fr Way, Feb. 8, George Beban In ‘Vook of Canyon Camp.'* Saturday, Feb. 9. Pauline Predcrick ■
M aria S. Hoyt, »19835 sustained
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I »... a i
«dl.-ntly made way for him. and aom*
M anchester Land Co., $1750 rtdueed
‘1 ho’ ILovo
That Live».’•* 111
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, MARGUERITE CLARK in " ti |he
of th em even pushed people out o f hi* to t l t
SE V E N SW A N S.”
LAVALLETTP
p ath , Rut they did not e h e e r; It wn*
A lbert P. Lewi*, B a t , *4W sustained
lieo.M . Blddelm an, »5*» reduced to 12» 0
a w a ite r too deep fo r aoumla, o n j
ftoIdlatro lit ft»« front.......
N. V. T el. Co.. »2887.50 sustained
E lizabeth A. t.ox,*860 reduced U>» 5 0
ta m e R andy: panting, glaring, h * ,
m im ic a l d ro m lm r aorvtoo
Pa. and Atl, R .R . Co., »660 cancelled
•MB
Ida Dole, »300 reduced to *2»K)
I (c a p ita I »«trvlra, .
leap ed through the door, and a aytu- i
< u .m
Pa.
and
Atl.
R
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Co.,
*150cancelled
W
arren
li.
B
u
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ett,
57oo
reduced
to
Ambulant-«* a a r v lc o ...........
p a th lr. r from over th e aena w ho fol- j
m ut
Canto en «tei
and real
r««i hnuaaa.
nenia— . . . . . . . . 1M,B|
Am anda Bast, *1245 sustained
low ed him reported th a t 0:1211% he had »450
Judge and Mra. Maja Leon Berry
A<tmlpl«t r a t io n ...................................
mt
Inane F. P a rk e r,*850 rulu ecu to $»>»*)
A. G. Pis her, *450 sustained
a w ro n g Highland paw curled around
h ive closed th e ir house here and have
To n-nelrr aid tr th* civilian popefeNila
H
alm
an,
*500
sustained
A
rth
u
r
W
.
U
*rk.»400
reduced
t
o
*200
th re e Anger* of Scotch. T h e early
taken apartm ents in Philadelphia for
lion, »002,580 has twen appropriait^
«toeing law. thank* to good «printing
LONG BEACH T0W HSH1P
L illie We |a h , »1KIJO reduced to$15uo
The W ar Cnunril haa authorized fn
the w inter. Judge B erry waa here
h a d been reapected—but neverthelea*.
Lem uel S. G ale, (2200 sustained
Em m * G ra h am .12100 reduced t o *1300
the Rtirgle-nl Drcrslnga Servie» »»4
th e tre n rh had been tak e n and th e day
P a.and A tlc.R .R .C o., WBUflattaUined
lhc |, " fhoW er
D evine B u tler, »960 sustained
th* Hotplinl Sendee *32,230
aaved."
Long Beach W a te r Co.,»5000t o * 10no H oyt Wells waa here from G reendale
E llen E. 'S u lliv a n .* » » reduced to*H50
W eal Jeraey lnv.Co..*8000 to WOtai | N. Y ., on S aturday la st for the mediJoseph B. Fischer. $1800 reduced to
W han Cork* Allow Ltakags.
Joacph B. W illlta, »8000 to *2«xi
; cal exam ination, but waa refused be- $4,771.990 APPROPRIATED TO
MAY KEEP ENGAGEMENT RING »1425
After corks have bean used • wM)a
:
cause
of
hla
lam
e
arm
H
e
la
working
Mary W. Brown. *20000 to $17000
B erkeley P ish t o., *1500 csncellcd
they sometime* become so comprssMt
COVER OPERATIONS.
J o may City Judge Rule* In Favor of
C hester M cA lister,*»200 reduced to LITTLE EGG HARBOH TOWNSHIP | for a position w ith the governm ent as
th at the contents of tbe bottle leak
Qlrl Whoa* Intended Sought
¡organizer of boys and girls poultry
*100
out. T his may be remedied b, ra ­
C harlea W. M ott. '$850 cancelled
Return of Sparkler.
, club«, a job a t which he had conald ,-rSusan » h*dwiek,»13fi0 reduced to*975
ting th e corks Id boiling water u4
N athan Holm an, $560 auatained
[ able experience in th is county while Specialists Appointed to Commis­ leaving them th ere until the «riur
1 Calvin P . Anthony, *1400 reduced to
TYiere can be no Indian giver* on
Sam uel B. Allen. $400 to »200
I living a t Toma R iver. H oyt saya ice
cools. The.- will th en be aa good 11
sion to Help Soldiers and
th e Jeraey aide of th e Hudann. no (1200
M artin G. O liphant, »550 to »880
new and flt Just a* tightly.
Ion th e Hudaon ia two fe e t thick, too
ruled n Judge In Jeraey City, write* ii i Joseph A. Robinson. *3000 to $1500
W alter S. Allen & Co..»4000 auatained | thick to cut, a* th e ir m achinery a t the
Stricken Civilians.
T heresa Cox. »900 to *6U<>
Mew York eorreupnndent. A* n result
MANCHESTER TOW NSHIP.
big icchouaea along the Hudaon waa
o f th e declidoii a young awnln I* out ! Wm. H. Nowlin, *1400 to *775
Saving Your Mlrrora.
• $180 dlnnnmd ring, which he wanted ! Wm. F. Heacock, »400 to $25'»
built for 15 to 18 inch ice
H enry May, *2888 to »2300
A far-reaching program of w ar re­
Sunshine Is destructive to rotmn
■ M ne-eyed, p e tite blonde to re tu rn to \ B erth a HallowHy, »1000 to »850
Rose H . Fay. *3500 to »2000
C larence Polhemua ia home from lief now la being carried on In ttnly and often causes them to assuns 1
blot.
N. Y. T elephone Co., »8381.25 sus­ N ew port News w here he waa working under the direction of the American milky appearance which can never bt
fom* R iv er E le c tric l o .,»2000 t o »1500
T he two w ere engaged, and. occordlna p j o h n P . K enney. *1050 to »700
tained
on governm ent work, and aaya he will lu-d t'roita pcruiiilu-lit Italian Iteln-f removed. In arranging your room bt
to cuatom. he placed the a parkler In
C entral R ailroad of N. J ., »792 can­ take- som ethlrg n e are r home, aa there Expedition, headed ley Mr. Rotiert I', careful to place th e m irror ao 11
B. A. Mulheim, $10«o to »500
q u e stio n on h e r left hand. T hey then
celled
ure plenty of placeB to aelect from . l'erklua of New York city. T his coût­ won't receivo the d irec t rays of th*
q u a m -lcd beenuae she, according to j M arie II, Charcha, *400 to $250
Lakewood Land and Im provem ent He d id n 't like the V irginia mud, and mlgMhm rt-cenlly arrived â t lloiiio, sun.
Charles C hristos, $2450 to *1225
hi« teatlm ony. p referred the tango. Jim.
E lizabeth F arrell, $200 to $150
Co., »6460 to;$5000
he d idn’t like to be ao fa ra w a y from | where It was welcomed by Itnlluii ofnod foxtrot to alttlng on n *»fn a n d dl«Notice to Tax D elinquent!
BOROUGH OF MANTOLOKING
cttaKlng th eir future. T herefore h e ,, New Y ork Telephone Co., 15828.75
flclala.
home, either
Collector W ardcll w ishes to infora
b ro k e olT the engagem ent uud demand- sustained
The expenditure of $l,Cl!2.t)10 to
N. Y. Telephone Co., $5375 sustained
Se well Thompson ia aerving on the
the taxpayers of Dover Township tbit
cover the cost of operations tn Italy tu only
ed Ills presents back.
C larence K. B ertolct, *400 to *250
a few days rem ain in which to pay
U. S. Jury in T renton
PLUM 3TED TOW NSHIP
the Immediate future will come under taxes, before costs and in terest mint
T h e Judge wns called upon to decide
A. S ch w artz, *14( 0 reduced to $1100
Kuss H am ed wns home from Trenton the supervision of the perm anent com­
w het her an engagem ent ring was u j Charles G u tU n ta g , *150 cancelled
he added thereto, -o p h a se pay 9
Chas. F . P a rk e r, $7500 to $3500
mission.
has alrca
for the week end
imaaiuu. This
,m s gum,
mm,, which
»ini-.............
.
.
now and save yourself money, if vs
g ift outright o r m erely a g ift contln-\
Wm. K in g ,[$500 to $200
Frank W. D avis, $2400 to *1900
stk
g e n t upon the fulfillm ent of a promise
M ias Leas has been e n te rta in in g her I been appropriated, brines tin* total up- are cne of the delinquents
Story R . B a rk e r, $5700 to $2700
Joseph M. Cox, *1250 to $115o (can­
proprlutlons for American Red C ro ss; *
to wed. Tin- court th en arra n g e d a ;
s is te r
activities 111 Italy to »4,771,990.
SEASIDE 111- 1GHTS BOROUGH
NOTICE O F SFT T I EMENT OF
little “Solomon Judgm ent" sk it that celled dog ta x )
M ary \\ oodiufT.*lb75 reduced to$1650
M r. and Mra. W alter Davia have]
___ commission
__________ to ___
The
Italy has the
w orked to perfection, so fa r a s the
ACCOUNT
Pa. and Atlc. R. R .C o .,$500cancelled
moved to New Brunswick, w here he is following personnel of deputies:
G ertru d e D eputy, *900 t<> *,;'>0
But«’** of Kf tijqmtit P MH'hew.t
\
J
Ju d g e and the young wom an w ere con­
N. Y. Tel. Co., $5493.75 sustained
Notice la li**«et»v «rlv# it roar th e aornuut« o \ k
t'l.c s iir II. Aldrich, New York c ity;
employed. W alter was down for the
C harles F . Buyer, *400 to *250
cerned.
A. B. N ew bury Co., $6660 to $4000
fluirne I er. e*»»» ti r x f 'hf
nr «m,i mrX
week end and took his wife back with Jam es Byrne, New York city, Ic^ul min p .M h i Iicw b , w i . t»c PU ttietU uit mattiti b y *
Mary E. B anner. $1650 to $1000
BOROUGH OF POINT PLEASANT
■itivi».I-; Dr. Joseph Collins, New (ran f i t * 10 I rei oi <■d for • itlrraent to -||
John M. W ackurtz, $1000 to *650
»rphaDB’ Cnnrt of rh roun’y of ocean, oo PriThe M atterhorn.
him
York city, medical directo r: Ernesto •day.
tbe flrqtiliiy «>f March A. D. ’918.
Joseph
Risden,|$1500
to
$820
Samuel N. Michell, $1100 to $700
T h e M atterhorn wns the favorite
L. B. G ra v a tto n Tuesday attended l-'ahhrl. New York d i y ; Samuel 1»
FLOHE Cg M. WI „«I <T
Ralph Borden, $1000 sustained
BxernWi
p e a k of those who “ w ent In" fo r the
A. L. B eckhardt, $1500 to $1025
the funeral o f Mrs. Florence A. King, Puller, New Yolk r!:y. flnanc'al direc­ D 'fed J a m
V« A D. ’8lft.
1 ru fee $»»
Sue L. W eeks, $3200 to $1100
h azardous sport of m ountain climbing
Em ily D au b er,$1700 reduced to $1200
w ife of G rant King, the T renton con. to r; Guy 1.» well. New York c ity ; UZ5Z5Z5Z525Z52525252SZ5Z52S2S2S2S(
In th e Swiss Alps. Now re p o rts say
E. S. Johnson, $1600 sustained
Susan W a tts, $1200 reduced to $1050
fectioner, a t th e ir home, 100 Parkside Thomas L. Robinson, Youn-.-stown, O.,
th a t there ts no more m ountain climb­
las. Allen Fellows. $1500 sustained
Ida S. B eckhardt, $1150 to $900
avenue, T renton. G ra n t was a Toms su p p lies; Prof. D. L. W inner, Phila­
in g being done. It Is easy enough to
E. S. Johnson, '$7500 to $6500 (on R iv e r boy. Mrs. K ing died January delphia; Rev. Sigourney W. Fay,
Joseph H . Shindler, $2250 to $1300
g u e ss why, w rites N lksah. F o r those
Wynn wood, Pa.
block 46)
Morris L. McGlabe, $2u0 to $100
26
who went around th e world looking
Specialists on Commission.
H eig h t, L aw rence Co., $8900 to $7400
Joseph
J.
R
ingelstein,
$1800
to
$1400
f o r hazardous occupations before tbe
H erschell S to u t has retu rn e d home
Included In the general organization
E
nrique
G
arcia
F
erlz,
$800
tc
$660
BOROUGH OF SEASIDE PARK.
w a r there Is now no need to m ake ex­
from Camden Shipyard and is employ" personnel are Louis A. Davis, P hila­
George Iw etz, $1150 to $1050
te n d e d search, to sto p at expensive
delphia, otflee m an ag er; William E.
H enry P. Hoff, $2100 to $1800 (on ed a s Prudential agent here
E lizabeth A. Leonard, $400 to $200
h o tels, or to hire a re tin u e of guides.
Hereford, New York city; Julius Roth,
personal)
F
orm
er
Judge
B
erry
and
form
er
"Nineteen nations offer the adventurer
C. Elwood Stringfield, $1675 to $1400
In spite of the Sugar
New York city, transportation, and Ed­
Mrs.
S
a
ra
J.
E
gan,
$300
sustained
S
en
ato
r
M
athis
attended
the
sta
te
m o re or less of a sa lary along with
gar I. Williams, New York city, secre­
John W. Holwcg, $400 to $350
A. B. N ew bury & Co., $6660 to $4000 autom obile club m eeting in Trenton
Famine, we have kept
b o a rd , lodging nnd hospital facilities
tary.
F. R ievere, $1200 reduced to $750
N. Y. Telephone Co., $5493.75, sus­ la s t week
f o r the pleasure of risking his neck.
Mr. Perkins Is president of the BlgeMichael Sculley,$1350 reduced to $850
up our stock of Candy
tained
No wonder m ountain clim bing has
Jo s e p h Camburn and fam ily of Phil­ low-Hnrtford Carpet Company of Con­
Mabel E llis. $2725 reduced to $2300
Chas. S. H opper, $8525«ustained
necticut. Professor W ltm er is a psy­
fa lle n off.
adelphia
sp
e
n
t
the
week
end
w
ith
A.
as best we could.
Caroline Fox, $800 reduced to $600
T h e re a re those who sny th at It
H orace S. L ippincott, $1960 to $1800 J. H a rris and wife, who are also en­ chologist and director of the psycho­
-will never agnin regain Its old high b o r o u g h o f b e a c h h a v e n
Chas. S k e rre tt, $875 sustained
tertain in g Mrs. A. C. Milliken of the logical laboratory and clinic of the
University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Low­
-e sta te . T hey ra th e r think aviation
Geo. Duncan, $2650 to $2150 (on im ­ sam e city
With sugar scarce, the
Thomas
H
am
ilton,
$200sustained
ell Is ar, architect of New York city
-will n ttra e t m ost of th e devotees who
provem
ents)
H enry C ow perthw ait, $1500 to $1200
G eorge W. Russell is home from a and Boston.
su rv iv e the w ar. But your tru e moun­
necessity
f o r eating
Geo. Duncan, $1250 sustained
Doctor Collins Is a widely known
Long B each R ealty Co., $19100 to
ta in e e r laughs a t such a suggestion.
trip through Pennsylvania, visiting
Caleb S. R idgw ay, $3750 sustained
candy is even greater
F o r him th ere Is no thrill to replace $15600
L ancaster, Coatesville and o th er towns, neurologist. Mr. Fuller Is a member
.
H a rry G. M itchener, $1600 sustained as f a r as the coal regions. He says of the firm of Kessell, K lnnicutt &
■the one he feels as he sw ings by his
W. M ercer Baird (E st. of E lla W .
than ever before.
N. Y. Telephone Co-, $9010 sustained th a t in the coal region i t is h arder to Co., bankers, and Mr. Fabbrl Is a
-fingertips over a 500-foot drop.
B aird), $2300 not decided
member of a well-known family of
Penna. R. R. Co., $500 cancelled
Beach H av en R ealty Co., $82010 not
g e t coal than it is here, being necess­ hankers of tlint name. Mr. Robinson
French A ristocracy W orks.
UNION TOW NSHIP.
a ry to first obtain a tic k e t and stand in Is a business man and hanker. Rev.
decided
T h e opening of a shop by Viscoun­
A rth u r T. V ickers, $900 not decided
line, perhaps all day, w ithout g e ttin g Dr. Fay, a y-rlest of the Catholic
K a tie Birdsall, $400 to $300
te s s Oort a ttra c ts f a r more notice in
coal. T rains w ere going out contin­ Church, wns form erly the hend of
W
illiam
C.
C
a
rte
r,
$2350
to
$1850
E ng lan d thnn it would In France,
BRICK TOW NSHIP
C o u g h D ro p s
uously with coal, and he saw one strin g Newman School at Hackensack
-where mnny a risto c ra ts earn th e ir liv­
Lem uel D othiday, $1050 to $900
Red Cross activities in Italy were
A lbert Robbins, $375 reduced to $150
of “ em pties” 18 miles long, w aiting
in g in loss lucrative ways th a n those
Lizzie A. Russell, $650 to $500
F
o
r
t h a t H o a rse n e st
H enry McCormick, $150 sustained
fo r engines to take them to the mines. undertaken upon a large scale a fte r
o f n Wend end m illiner. T he present
Wm. H. R eeves, $1800 sustained
receipt On November 2 of a cablegram
Lillian
A.
Palm
ie,
$4250
cancelled
•Jlnrquess de Torcey D ’E tallonde keeps
WyckofT L etts, one of the m ost re from Ambassador Page to the effect
STAFFORD TOWNSHIP
Thos. S. E vans, $1650 sustained
an Inn at Carnac, the M arquee de Folspected of W aretow n’s citizens, was that help was needed Instantly.
Hgne Is an om nibus conductor, the
Olga Iren e Q uintell, $2000 to $1500
Mr. Perkins cabled an estim ate of
in town on S aturday
BAY HEAD
C om te de Rosgrund w orks In a flour
Floyd A rm strong E st., $400sustained
Francis Cook, w ife and son of New the probable cost of operations for
N. Y. T elephone Co. assessm ent of
m ill, the B aron de Solgny Is a postm an
M a r y E. Cox P a rk e r, $2000 sustained
York have been visiting his grand­ the im m ediate future. H e, stated It
a n d the Com te de St. Paul Is a clerk. $14,641.25 sustained
would he necessary to lay out at once
BOROUGH OF TUCKERTON
p
a re n ts J. H . Robertson and wife of
of
M. J e a n de R etz of th e sam e fam ily as
Mrs. R u th Jchnson assessm ent
$800,870 for m ilitary relief, made up
th
e
L
akehurst
road,
and
enjoyed
the
th e fam ous cardinal is a grave digger;
Abbie J. Palm er, $1200 sustained
as follows;
$3700 sustained
-th e Comte d ’H nuteroche, descendant
sleighriding
Jno. P . Crozer, $4100 sustained
o f th e officer who, a t Fontenoy, Is al­
Jam es D. Holm an, p resid en t of the
BEACHW OOD
le g e d to have cried out:, “M essieure U-s
The Swedish Almanac.
Richard D. Benson, $620 sustained
County Tax Board, was here this week,
A n g lais, tire s les prem iere,” is a gen­
The Swedish nam e alm anac differs having g o tten over the effects of a,
fj y Telephone Co., $8880 sustained
darm e. and the Vlscom te de Bardefrom English alm anacs in giving, be­
bad fall on the ice a t his W hitesville!
Ocean
County
Gas
Co
,
$3000
reduced
neuohfc used to clean lam ps a t th e Gave
sides the usual inform ation, n Chris­
d u Nord for three fran c s a day.
to $1500.
tian nam e for each sex for every day hom e, th a t laid him up fo r several days .
F red Bunnell returns to New Bruns-1
of the year, says London Graphic. The
TOW NSH IP OF DOVER
names set forth have to receive the w ick today
Preferred Two Halves.
Harold Scamm ell, $2000 to $1200
approval of the king. The object aim ed
T h e teach er had been explaining
Mr. and Mrs. John K . G reen are
Maria A. W arded, $2950 to $2750
a t is to secure a g reater choice of spending some tim e in T renton
fra c tio n s to h e r class. When she had
nam es for p a re n ts and to avoid the
M artin Schw arz, $4601 to $3ooU
fltscussod th e subject a t length, wish­
G eorge M organ of Island H eights,
endless repetition of a dozen or so
Jesse E vernham , $?00cancelled
in g to see how much light h a d been
w ith his w ife has gone to Baltim ore,
names.
A
sim
ilar
name
alm
anac
is
Is­
«bed, she inquired, “Now, Bobbie,
Charles T ilton Jr., $500 to $300
sued under royal authority In one of w here he is employed on the Magnolia
■which would you r a th e r have, one ap­
F. A. B a rn ett, $1400 sustained
cantonm ent
p le o r two halves?”
Charles 3. Bayer, asks to have num ­ the Germ an states.
T h e little chap prom ptly replied,
b e r of lot changed from 460 A to 460
Camouflage.
Reduces Ice Bill.
“T w o halves.”
¡no. H ilkinson, $550 reduced to $100
Camouflage is a French word of Ital­
“Oh, Bobble,” exclaim ed th e young
Mix equal p o rts of cem ent nnd sifted
A. Judson H arris, $2300 sustained
w om an, a little disappointedly, "why
sand w ith w ater, stiff enough to ian origin (cumuffare, disguise) and as
Cecil L. Irons, $2400 sustained
w ould you p refer tw o halves?"
! spread so you have a smooth surface, used in w ar dispatches connotes dis­
Irene Riogers,
ogers, $1600 sustained
j and lmve it one-third of an inch thick, guise by masking, as artillery, with an
“B ecause then I could see if it was
w orm y.”
Alice M.. Robbins,$900 reduced to $700 | ^ thicker lf you wlsh. Let stan d a a rb o r of leaves built around a gun, or
1 Sam uel Novoselsky, i few
.
,
«to
-—jdry
— ~«4days
out. vnn
You hovo
have «a ernod
good a s an observer on outpost duty, a
Abraham and
N ot Second-Hand.
Ice chest, keeps your Ice longer and sharpshooter, etc., with whisps of
stra w to im itate a chock or sheaves
T h e F lo o r M anager—L e t’s see, T X
Ï Ï * * » »
C O - » . « . 2 0 saves quite a bill.
of grain w hile concealing his body.
y o u 're a widow, a re n ’t you?
T h e word is pronounced ka-mu-flazh—M a rie o f the Trim m ings—Looka
T
o
ast
to
Woman.
th e first “u” as in “artistic,” the “u ”
feere. I’ve been sellln’ trlm m ln’s In " S S J w .H S m n J r ..« » » “ « “
W oman is like the reed which bends a s In "rule,” the final “a” as in “art,"
fiths jo in t fo r fourteen years a n ’ I may (on Aum ack house)
to
every
breeze,
but
breaks
not
In
George W . Holman Jr.,$2oJ0 t o $2000
a n d the "zh” as "z” in "azure.”
(kwh shopw orn, b u t I ain ’t secondthe tem pest.—Archbishop W hately.
(personal property)
A a u td .
___________
P R O G R A M
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ro r D ia a en
ratn s
.
fit
" ”9* money 1311 t Buy
“The Lillie Princess"
PERSONAL
RED CROSS BEGINS
WORK IN ITALY ON
IMMENSE SCALE
Candies
Elwell’s
|
N E W JE H 8K V C O U R IE R
PA G E F T .
f¡¡¡¡¿ News of the Churches
Uwm to taka out Ibair
Iba earpenlem' antan,
quartata at Helmer Among Iban* erba
fO«M RIVK N. P. J.
M Ih* toraabytartan raurea Sunday
«rar* hom« war«; Charlea L. Tilton Jr., n a il Uw aarvkua will ba aa follavra:
¿ M l DAY (Alt*#tt»oe) IK B . I, t f l f
Hobart W, Lomax of Ton» Rivor, , la.IO a m , I'lMcfclng by Kav.
Welter Clayton. Doc Wilbur and ftarh It. C. Mwon
Hanklna of Germantown, Farcy Apple- nrhoo 4 fur Mit.» »tody *1 11.4*.
1 ba CkrtiUM Kmlaavur maatlng *1
gate and Horma Clayton el Cedar • *A p m.
G r o v e ; Laelte lehnuon of Pleaeani 7 *1 p. m . Preaching by paalur.
February
Piali», Georg* RII» of Ucean Onto! All servir*« until furtbar nolle* anil
S hort«» month
Roy Eli» of (aland Holght*. All re­ ba h*ld in lb* r ha pal. to exmuarva light
A stormy winter
heat.
Otw-tw«lflh o f 1 M I1» fOM
turn««! Inday. Prlday. ¡tom* have andWrdneaday,
7.4ft. wrakly
prayat
mauling.
If anybody hod • l«sky roof.to four d token tbeir an*oo wilh lh*m
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RECENT 0EATHS
HM) A rthur R. Luhar, Turkerton
1222 P rp .trrick Mi,*roar, l.akewml
Lakewood, January, 3(> 't r a a r p
I 414 Jsm rs Q. Brahn, T onu R iver
D. J oh neon died Sunday of u ltim a and
The*» «rill be exam ined elsearberr.
h e art trouble. Mr. Johi-aon, *gtd 47
under traiw fera;
years, had bean ill for»um r tim e. H is
I Tftll » ..» ... I . . * llu ln tr -. S kll* IM I.r t n .
laa- |t.*i« -rl H » ll. IW a. k M ax-»
health became *o poor th at two m onths
7Mt F r r tlk 1», Wrr vr run r r , 1*1- l'lr « M ii l
I
«go he gave up hia pneition a t the
»21 Mll«0 A ir hdlt'lr | IV n .lIr lu lt H I*.
»51 IdlW ftril I I W h ill Menokoxabr»
L aurel house wkero ha had been em ­
»»A llrttjo tu li, JnkMMUi IW in k K i n «
| n | « « li- « a r t t* llitln u i« l^krw m tol
ployed 30 year*
I IMA Jauiro 1». Kutfrm . I ■»krto , mh|
Funeral aarvica* w ere held ihl* a f '
1225 Jmtftro H irh ltu r« . la lk . to.KNl
I .T 't W illia m J. I .initial«. I i . i u l r l , . h l a
ternoon a t two o'clock from his lata
1.12« V ln r r n l t* W r lr k . la»krW.M»l
residence w ith Rev. W. G. W edem ejer
IH1I? II Norton IH»«. Muntuluklhtf
11**1 .luh 11 A. M. Itr l.l. laakt ouu,l It I I .1
t.t charge. Internm ent was made in
14»« I v e r y M Vaufl*>r U ia ii.i llr ia h to
1.1«I Faul A trfta m lrr, |V n *llr*u n , K *'
the G reenville cem etery. Surviving
I «'»» W illia m V Thun». la ik t w.M„l
arv hi* wife, and nine son*. Joseph.
15»» J.-lm o llarh iiu r U ltra iM H l
1*27 W ill» n l It. K rrli kMiti. I ’ulm IMaaoatil.
W illiam, R obert, Jam«», Edward. W al­
It. H \
K if .nu .1 1» a, h lla v r ii
te r, Stew ard, Howard hmi Paul. F our
• | i 5» T r r r * Ur«ltlrn. IdikmiMMl.
I«? « A llw rl I v im n a n . Tuttio lllv r r
sisters, Mr* Carrie Norton o f Trenton,
T hese did not show up for exsm inat , Mr*. George Marsh of Kahway, Mrs.
ion when called:
George loline of N orth I ong Branch,
I "«7 K flw lii A. F a lk riilm n c . Ila r iu g a l.
and Mrs. R obert Eat ell of Lakewood,
{ MU1 l ‘nrI .lu h ii-u ii, S ra»lt|r I'urk.
| » 0:1 i **•«», W a llr r H III h 'H T»m « K lv r r
and one brother, Ralph Johnson of
im i .% H a rr y A i'iilrg ali*, S«ai«i«lr I'a rk .
I » s i Kay 111 I. K vrlnifh aiii. Tnnn» l l l t r r . I Lakewood also survive
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W . - | | ) Hall*» Sa .M .lr I'a r k
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Chari«'" I I Itaa h lrr. NVnr»*l«nn
| 1 *ii til "in' Itrtfkilo, C alah rla. It a h
I .Ml 7 l.u -u -li it Sm ith. Cn»»vlllr,
I 1571 I'harl**" K rlil, 1 »-li.irm III«*
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F . I la r l . N o rth llr a .h llu v m .
The body of John l.aV snce, a young
man from Pleasant Plains, who died
j
Wednesday in a hospital in N ew ark,
was brought here yesterday fo r b urial.
1
La Vance was brought up by Monroe
Two new men were regiaterevl Wed.
Irons, who looked upon the lad as hia
nettday of thl» week: P e te r C. 11olive- 1
own son. He went to Newark to work
boach of Tom» River, who was in the
on the shipyard job th ere, was tak en
(’»mil Zone nt Panam a la s t June and 1
down w ith pneumo iu and sent to the
recently retu rn ed homo: Chnrle» R.
hospital. While very sick, report»
Brahn of Tom» R iver, whose enlist !
w ere favorable up to the duy of his
m ent in the navy expired Septem ber i
death.
15# 1917, and who had expected to he .
ca l« d back nt the expiration of four ,
Frank Peterson of Hooper avenue
month», but w«» not. They were given <
died on Thursday, January 31 . He waa
re g istra tio n number» and will make j
a c arpenter by trade, and had been
out questionnaires.
in failing health fo r some years. At
one tim e he opened a news sta n d in the
Man’s Efforts Show Worth.
C. R. R. depot, but there was not
C haracter 1» best seen in the pur­ enough trad e to keep it going. His
suit of it* own Ideal». Left to him- | son Frank enlisted in the n a v y , and
»«•If, man find» tlie level of his own 1when last heard from was in the naval
thinking- Ills leisure hour» a re the |
aviation corps, near Paris, France. He
index of hi» Inner worth. It’h what a
fellow tries to be that show» his aim, leaves a widow. Funeral Sunday;
declares O ut.
It’» easy enough to j burial a t Catholic cem ete-y in I.akemove along with tin* flowing tide. It’s wood.
struggle against odds th at tellN of
character. The world may never st‘<*
She Is the Rose.
your effort because It Is engrossed in
"Come, and I will show you w hat
Itself. But you will And the response Is beautiful. It Is n rose fully blown,
of effort In Increased strength and bemns tho proud florlat. See how aha
multiplied power. Even if you never alts upon her mossy stem, the queen
succeed In realizing an ideal, you are of flowers. Her leave* glow like fire.
a better m an for having made the at­ Tlie air Is filled with her sweet odor.
She is the delight of every eye."
tempt.
Agent
for
H i r s h b l o n d ’s
F A M IL Y
Adjoining Post Office
O U T F IT T E R
TOMS RIVER
TELEPH O N E
! M ail or telep h o n e o r­
ders w ill be
delivered by
p a rc e l Post
at our exp e n s e on
purchases of
One Dollar
13 M
A Splendid Assortment of
Good, Warm Underwear
For M EN, W OM EN
C H IL D R E N
The most underwear value at each price that we have ever shown. We urge
every person to come and supply their winter needs right now while the assort­
ments are still complete. We honestly believe that every one who buys one or
more suits of underwear from our present stock will get more actual satisfaction
for his or her money than ever before. So it is really a selfish desire on our part
for more satisfied customers that leads us to urge you to buy. But at least come
and see what excellent values are offered.
UNION SUITS, SINGLE GARMENTS—Fleeced Lined, Ribbed and Wool.
This Store is Complying with the Government Request, and Closes at
6 P . M. Every Night—-Except Saturday.
F A M IL Y O U T F IT T E R
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al Ito» ara f.-r»i«n»i«, protobl)r aitai» «Ito «Ojr M4 «aL itlaid
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The int e rine o f Iba A. A. Brunt
Lumbar Co atore on W ater stre e t I« j A t S t. Joseph'* Catholic church. Rav.
being remeda lad
I I« 7 * A U nnnna.ructor.aarvlc#* neat
, ,
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. ..b u u d a y will be aa follow*!
Thia » a hard w inter on gam e, both
Mam a t t o .» * .
Hermon and B a*
Thl* w in ter ha* M ine of Uw old
quail ami rabbit. Gunner* would do «diction
lim a n guearln*
Sundnyocbool. 1 1 .»
Mow'd you like to bo the milkman wall to »** th a t covey* of quail In
th o ir neighborhood nrv M
=Flrat
• * ¿Friday
V . d' vo“
o n ' * J Fab,
“ I a t 4 and
in thta w eather
aorviraa
Sleighing parU ee and coM tlng parties
A service flag w ith 18 star«, amt S 8.80 a. m .. L akehurst at 7.
Monthly moating of St. Vincent da
have been all th e go
roll of honor with 18 names, were
Faul aorlaty
H erbort C layton 1» working a t the placed in Raum lodge of Odd Fellow*
Monday evening. The Odd Fellows
K. H. B erry atoroa
Service« a t Christ Episcopal church,
Thant a re W in*one person* from will change th eir •neetings to Tu«*<!*y th* Rev. Chart»* II. Ilolmaad, ra cto r,
evening during the heatieaa Mondays
en next Sunday, will U* aa follow«:
Ocean County in the T renton hoapttal
The w in ter o f 1917-18 will go down
Running a smalt business in a shore I tM*i*. in . Holy Communion
11.00*. m., I aland Heights
in hlatory aa an "oldfashloned w in te r" town is g e ttin g to be some job there ! 2.15 p. m ., Sunday-school
•
8.00 n. m . Evensong amt serm on.
The O cean County Poultry Aaaoeia- days. Labor la impassible to g e t, as
Monday, 3.00 p, m ., Guild
tlon held Ita m onthly m eeting Im I night the high w ages paid by the governm ent
The enow ahovel, quoth i.ige N e w In malty lines is taking everybody into
A t the M. B. church, the Kev. W. J.
man, ia a neceeaary evil thla w inter. governm ent work. And no business , «ayre, pastor. service* are as follow*:
can
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om
pete
w
ith
the
governm
ent
Coal ia a till acarce, though both yarda
I 10 a. m.. P robationer', class
10.80 a. in., Subject o f sermon,
have received a little in the past week
f he mom* tax man is a t l.akew m d "P au l v*. N ero"
or eo
town hall, for the flrat two w e tk s in
11.4ft. Sunday-school
The A. B. Newbury Co. le planning Lakewood, and will be a t the court
7.80 p. m . evening song and preach­
a number of im provem cnta a t th eir house, Toms River, for the la st two ing service. subject of leanwm, " P r e ­
plant
weeks. He will give you the inform a­ i occupation"
I he pastor will preach both m orning
Yeeterday about cleaned up the tion you w ant to learn about how to and evening
exam ination of the Unit claaa men in m ake out your return* The govern­
3.45 p. m. Wednesday, Junior League
our county d r a f t
m ent will allow a discount on your tax j 7.4ft, Wednesday evening p ra y er se r­
vice.
Next S atu rd ay will be Ground Hog a t the ra te of 3% a year. If you pay
Day and everybody w ill watch the i t before it is due
I m- -t Knit G oods W e'vu
w eather aa never before
The Jersey mosquito lighters are
Seen, Said These Sailor*
W henever people g a th e r in the post- holding th eir annual m eeting a t the
office th ey »till talk of tho cold w eath­ T raym ore, A tlantic City, y esterd ay .
n ll, , , ,
e r they can rem em ber in paat yeare.
and to day. R. F Engle of Beach
The »silor. on 11* " ■ * ■ * ■
'£ " ■
Six month* a g o today we had had a Haven, is vice president of the
associ- tev*Bl y r tl ® * * /I!** r m « n Countv
,
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ted
garment*
from
the
Ocean
l
ounty
week of the very h ottcat w eather of a t on, and George . H. Cushing, aec... . ___ D .
the sum m er. D o you rem em ber how rotary of the county commission, ia ■Red Cr«wa l hapter a t Tom* R iver and
the verdict was th a t they were the
wc sw eltered?
on the program to tell w hat has been
I would like to have Ousaie Applegate done the paat year in this county. Mr. finest knitted garm ent* they had seen.
settle ju s t how many anowa we will Engle wilt talk on "S ta tu a of Mosquito T here is a story connected w ith thl*.
w orth telling. A short tim e ago Dr.
havo thia w in te r—seema to me wc have Control in New J e rs e y ."
and Mrs. Frank Brouwer w ere aboard
run over our q uota now
Efforts are being m ade to s e ttle the tl e Oklahoma in an Atlantic port, aa
You c a n 't buy wheat flour now un­
claims against the Charles L. Tilton guests of an old family friend, Lieut.
less you buy the same am ount of aome
store a t Main and W ater stre e ts. It ia Samuel I'hilea; who has o ften vlaited
other flour—b u t then the stores can’t
figured th a t the assets, if the m attes Toma River. They were tsk e n to the
supply th e other flour. W hat are we
g ets into the bankruptcy courts, would mess hall,and there m et Dr. H erb ert III
going to do about it?
pay about 33%. providing the expenses of Newark and Island liclghta, who Is
The cold w e ath e r diives all kinds of
o f bankruptcy did not e s t up the es­ surgeon on the battleship. D r 111 is
woodland bitds into town. The cardin­
tate . An effort ia being made to aettle the son of D r.C harles L .l l l / ommodore
al bird has been seen in the past few
the m a tte r a t che rste of 50 centa on 0f the Island H eights Y acht Club, and
days, while blue jays and meadowlarks
the dollar. The total liabilities arc is a famous sailor of racing ypehts.
feed w ith sparrow s, snowbirds and
$4297.69, and the total assets $3256.99. Another officer on th e ship told them
starlings a t your doorstep
,e debts, however, all but $1550.5*9 th a t in the distribution of knitted soeksf
A big hunch o f I he Baltimore contin­ is secuied by m orgage, and the assets a pair had fallen to him, knitted by
gent w ere home this week, many of beyond the m ortgages are only $510 29 Mi,a Emily Crabbe at Toma River,
The officers sta te d th a t th eir men were
Classified Advertisements
in need of knitted garm ents, and Mrs.
New L um ber Company
One Cent a Word
Brouwer brought th e word home, with
F
or
Lakew
ood
No Adv. inserted for less than 15c
____
the result th at a box was s e n t off to
The A. A. B rant Lumber Company the Oklahoma
FOR SALE
of Toms River, a firm th at has been
L ieutenant Chiles has w ritte n Mrs.
FOR SALE— F ;fty L ig h t Springfield there for the p ast th irty years and en- Grabbe a letter of thanks, saying:
Gasolene gas machine, m ixer, blower, Joyed a very good business will open a . -.y o u r most bountiful and welcome
.
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tank and w eights com plete; cost $350, plant and offices in Lakewood m t h e !
he men
will sell for $100. Address M. K., near future. The office will be in the donation was received.
Courier office
___29 rooms now occupied by the Smock my division and m yself m ost heartily
agency on Clifton avenue in the Thomp- and sincerely thank you; they are now
PULMAN R oadster, 1912, good con­
dition; $200 ta k e s it. S. L. JO H N ­
arranged la te r.— Lakewood Citizen, always admired Toma R iver ana its
SON, M anahawkin
46
residents; you and your fellow work
FOR Sale—Show cases, cas h régis
ers have add«-d to its charm and a t­
ter, sa fe, and other fixtures. Apply
The above appeared in'the Lakewood
to JO HN A. ERN ST, Toms R iver 12 Citizen a fo rtn ig h t ago. Y esterday traction. Again thanking you for my
men and myself (home is not so far
80 B U S H E L S potatoes a t $1.35 per Mr. Clifford A. B rant announced th a t away a fte r all) I rem ain m ost cordially,
bushel. C o m e quick. FRA NK W. the arrangem ents had been m ade as
SUTTON Jr., Tom s R iver_________ 16 predicted in the' Citizen article, and e tc .”
SLEIGH for sale, c u tte r model. Ap­ th a t the office would be open by the
ply MRS. ALICE HAGAMAN, Sunny- middle or last of February, negotia­ Ju n io r Red Cross Win*
side, Toms R iver
18* tions for a yard being still in progress.
Q uick Response in Schools
The B rant Co. has the developm ent of
STOCK FOR SALE ___ a chain of yards, with Toms R iver as The plan to launch the Junior Red
Cross in the schools of Otv-an -county,
FIN E family cow, $65.00, five y< ars the central one, under consideration.
is m eeting with quick and ardent re­
olo, to become freeh within two weeks.
sponse Already several schools are
SCHMIT T , B arnegat_____________ 18*
Bits A bout O ur School
raising the mcney to enroll, and from
FERTILIZERS FOR SALE
m any are coming queries as to what is
One session a t school Tuesday
be done to enroll. Among those who
'"L IS T E R F ertilizers— o r d e r now,
Miss Goldie Leas, who has tau g h t in are now fo ming organizations are
stock on the w ay. Prices lowest, quai
ity considered; special figures on ton the high echool, ends her work there Beac(, Haven, Seaside H eights, Lavlots. L isters w as adm ittedly the best
allette, l.akehurst and others
fertilizer last sp rin g and summer, ana this week
Cedai Grove school has been w ithout
Mrs. Sarah H ernberg of Barnegat,
is ust es good th is year. MRS.KA I HER1NE JO HNSON, E a st W ashington sessions, because of no fuel—though the County Helping Teacher, has the
street
located in a wood
work in charge as chairman, assisted
Miss Rose Kaufm an has resigned as by Mrs. C. A. Morris and Mrs. Edwaid
POULTRY
Crabbe of Toms River,' The plan is
teacher of Silverton school
175 EGG capacity incubator for sale.
f o r each school to raise a sum, either
The roads were so the outside pupils
■PPly J • H- RO B ER TSO N , Lakehurst
by contribution or by some kind of
could not be brought into school byDad
______________
entertainm ent, equal to 25 cents for
auto
or
wagon,
several
days
this
week
CHOICE EGGS for sale, guaranteed
each pupil enrolled in the school. The
trictly fresh. JO H N HAGAMAN,
school then receives from the National
eward ave.. Toms River, N. I.
'
society a certificate of m em bership, a
Red Cross Benefit
"c u s t o m "HATCHING. Two cents
--------banner and each pupil a button. The
n egg Day old chicks to order, any
A concert to be given as a benefit for money js used by the school to buy
ariety.
HATHAW AY'S HATCHKY, Lakewood Road, opposite cc mç- th e Red Cross is being planned by Mrs. m aterials for the Junior Red Cioas
;ry, Toms R iver.
16 lohn Hiller, wife of the m anager of work, the finished articles to be sent to
the Marion inn, fo r W ednesday even- F rance
BARRED Rock Cockerels for sale,
— ----------------------■om trap -n e sted hens. Your choice ing, February 20, a t the courthouse.
!. JO H N FISCHER, Silverton
16 The musical p a rt will be under the di- j
CEDAR GROVE
rectio n of Mrs. Hiller, and the a rtists
a re; Mrs. Hiller, soprano; Miss Mere­
YACHTS FOR SALE
A community m eeting to organize co­
dith, soprano;
Miss Clark, piano. operative community effort will be held
POW ER B oat M inette for sale, 30i 2
et over all, 12 feet wide, with four Both these ladies are members of the a t the school house Tuesday evening,
qle tw o cylinder engihe; cabin; cedar musical faculty of the Lakewood Hall February 5, for C edar Grove and Pleas­
anked and cedar tim bers. Price $300. a t Lakewood, llie re will also be sing­ a n t Plains. County Farm A gent Cooley
le lays in A pplegate’s Basimallequip- ing and dancing by young local talent. will be present. This is the second
d for sailing parties. JOHN B O R ­
m eeting of the kind a t this place, and a
ER, Forked R iver, N. J.
o
large attendance is expected.
W
ater
Company
O
fficers
JOR Sale— Auxiliary sloop "Good
Our school was snowed up, or froze
c k ” 3 1 ^ f t . overall, 12 ft. cabin,
The annual election of officers anr* up
____
llv eauipped, all in first class condi
n, bargain
Apply R O I E ’S Ship- directors of the Toms River W ater
rd, Island H eights, N . I .________ 47 Company took place on Friday a fte r­
Work on the cantonm ents in Florida,
a t aviation fields, pays 22 cents an
noon
last.
The
officers
are:
!
■
amuel
C.
FOR RENT
Bailey Jr., president: H enry L. B rant, hour, or $2.20 for a ten hour day, as
1 TORE for re n t, 25 W ashington St
vice president; Henry A. Low, treas- compared with sim ilar work in lersey,
jpiy to MRS. GH ARLES FORGAN
urer- Stephen R. Applegate, secretary , whence $3.8C for an eight hour day is
ÎR, Toms R iv er
G
These are all directors, the others on offered. This is taken from an adfOR Sale, cheap, or ren t—7 room the board being Martin Schwarz, Josej h vertisem ent sent north by Ira C. Lamise, im provem ents, furnished or un- Grover and W rr. H. Fischer.
bert.
nisbed. Box 249, Toms River
8
It M l T u « d « y
C aillai Ruud* t o r
Neat Caw* Quota
HIRSHBLOND’S
Adjoining Post Office
*
most. T*»
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A . T. M r«««, *•»>« i «<Uk «*I to
m a i n i IW H llw r « t l n . —«<! Ih» fot
Jab O. K«N*!*. M o t a l i t o
M erger*! llii«g»*«*U». 6*4âo r«*l«K«d
towt i io ro m »ralnol tim o th at «roo
A ta # H a r te n H o lm « » T ra vs h x n » « . 'THE LAND OF MME B D T T ÍB F L Y .'
A m o u r.« faW , and TaW, Cto, *1»««
to
N m m I «toar Vi. »orla atollo«. U o è o
L au ta 8, Molate*.» * » ra d o .rd te k tó * ' aW U inad
« t an boor it two n a d ir lo lh l.k r» i
I n t u r d a y , F w b » 2.
M a U n e e 4.oo.Adm, IQr. Evening.
from 7*10, to», » tir,
G«o»f® H. W«#L
**|«maoBtly « «tonnina ami roraH if | Mm K lite h a lh P a rta li, I * ® H d iw d
(rkon#« arr**#* to 16» «r«M)
« m a al H o m o to r of i l o I n t n w i t « «
louise huff a th eo d o re roblrts
Chari«« ). h g h m n la ite J .I I M r*diK«d
TOWNIH f OF LACIV.
« rm a
ISw tJ. loror.1 iw r iiig «mi
PN W
M m l H i t M ralghl Ifcnmsli to l i l t »
Alco Paramount Comedy and Hearet Path# N e«» Reel._________________
A n d i n a R«nlty Co..»47U) «n aU P o l
Mw lia d le. n « n l l i « o f Ihuiidrrlrif
I hovbeC. KcNvl, I I M r«du««i! to
LAKEWOOD
TOW
NUMI
F
t r a r t < and «Udì«« raba a n d «Matrari 911w
M o n d ar» F w b ru a rr
«
Contmuoui Iront . . Adnutaioo c and ISt
Ann« H MrK«lv«y. *8100 to *I«W
to« pm tm lriaoa, rom» a Mrotetimmi j w in. A. Farrell, M o r » d « « d »« to ®
WILLIAM A. BRADY in aMociêlion will» Wofld Piclutet pi «»«nil Coilyle ßlackw«||,
Margarvi Britton. *1169 to (Too
l i t a r j m t u » a la m i am i atarlo# : W*
ChM K ,ip |.li#»te,IIW »«Ju t»il to too
Mattonai BHeult Co., *6oo eoneolM
kill« w ate d l l« t : U a körn« « a m tw in I
Ctccley A Mutiel Ortnche to ‘T h e G ood fo r N othing "
Alto Hcairt-Pothc Newt R^J,
f l a t « U. V eC affony. 1*3» N r t t o f d
On I o m m r. «fraîchi to r lb**
Lakewood hand Ca.. $$9W la (lift. l*t
F ra n k W. UaVM, UMBO ouoU ihiil
dir tu ia » . If b« rolliti (H a turn.!
Joseph f lf r tk f t, *£009 to »1167
T h u rad n y . F e b r u a r y
.
Matin«« . ; Evening
and
U 01. ■4pn«*er, llu u u m l u ’Oil to I » «
oil a tla a a of hi* im ltonal im lh« h i
S. Y. Tel Co.. tlliSW .7» au» ta t nel
W
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L.
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to
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. , T L fl
Ethel Seymour. »15609 ta B W »
Mr«. Alien V ai.note, *M ) rvilucvd to
HI
A ar*>u|i of rlh«lil Aniorim na
mary ick fo rd
A rthur M. t>eborne, ranrelled A»
« t o r n i i him rot. yelling a l hlm In ra r« |d i v
•eaaetl in S pring Lake
t r a r k fanhltm. Ilia follow H rolrhm rn
Jtohn liuk kioimh, MUu
1«
S aturday. Feb, 0, Pauline Frederick t>
» M isti— F rid ay , F eb. R, G eorge Behan In "Gook o f Canyon Camp.*
Mari« \ Hoyt, *19335 auatalncd
•• th e Love t h a t Livra.** MONDAY, FE B R U A R » 11. M ARGUERITE CLARK In " iH f
Nlonlljf m ado way for him , and «omo I V m rhe»i« r U m ) C o*»
w N ftftd
SE V E N S W A N S ,"
o f thorn p i n i p miteni |iro|i)o out of hi* to IIU&U
LAVALLETTT
p a th u m i hoy did not c h ee r; It a m
¡ jg q | 4 1|lk itiM lfii* h ,S 6 0 0 h # d U < ‘Od l o i l p ^
Albert P. Lew », E a t, *449auatnte"*
n m a tte r too dort* for aoiinda, On 1 E lisa b e th A. « ok.ihMJ reduced toNkiO
finirti»»# «1 IK«
N, Y. Tel. C«., *2997.59 auatoinml
J
I N rflfv i rtr***in
lam p Snudi ; iwnllnc. glaring. Ir
Pa. and AU. R.R, Co.. *<6o cancel ho
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A m b u la c i'' » » ' I f * .....................
Pa. and AH. K.K. Co., fiso cancellid
W arren It. B u rn e ll, *7«> reduced to
IRW
partite, r from or or Iho m l who fot
I C*anl«an ami raal ho um«............. u»m
Amanda
Baal.
*124»
auatolned
lowr<l him reported that 9 2914 ho had 94*0
Judge and Mn». M aja Leon B e rry ;
A4mlf»l*7f«ii'*i» ...» . . . . . . . . . ...
A. U. Fia her, *450 »u»l«in*d
laaac F. P a rk er.* « « reduced to *•*«>
a a tm tii H ighland paw curled around
h » ie , laced th eirh o u ee here and h a v e '
To
«Id fr ih* rivIlUn
Nila Malman. (A0n»uaUiMd
Arthur W. Clark, *400 retlu.-ed tofJuu
I k n o finger* of Bmtrh, Tho o«rl>
: (Ion.
h«« I n n nj pr»
token »partm enta In Philadelphia for ;
LONG
BEACH
TOWHSHIP
«tonine law. Ihanka to good sprinting
Lillie Wejah, IIHto reduced to*l»«*
j Tt*# W ar f o n d i h«« «uthurtad ft«
, .
. the w inter. Judge B«rry » • » h*re
I boon roapootod—but neverthele*«. : Emma G raham -ttl«» reduced to lia o u
Lemuel S. Gale. *$20o auatalncd
iht* K u m i m i I V * * * i n r « S e rti# » » u
tuetohw ,!
•» ‘h* Freeholder m eeting
* Ironoh had been Inkon and tho day ! Devine Butler. »9*0 aoatolned
Pa.and Atlc.R.K.Co., WtMlaual
Ihr Hoaiilifil servir* Í X ir u t
Long Beach W ater Co., 16000 t o i l » » 1 Hoyt Well* waa here fron» G reendale
Ellen B. $uHlvai».*IISor«dtic€d to 1960
I« WIM Ha m Ah MM W
^
P R O
R A M
PARAMOUNTjNtwiH»i VIVIAN MAR I IN
and SEÄSUE HAVAK.AWA ta
PARAMOUNT ptcaent* JACK PICKFORD.
'Forbidden Paths
i»
"U/hat Mnnnv Pan’! Run"
w na* "oney uan i Buy
4
7 30
7
ARTCRAFT metenlt lK« Queen ol
.hr Screen,
P
,m
PERSONAL
Jow-ph B. I* lac her, *IIM> reduced to
*1425
B erkeley PJahU o.. »1600 cancelled
J a r aa y C ity J u d g r B u lr a In F a v o r o f
» heater McAUetor.-*2oo reduced to
a i r i W h o m In ltn d o d S ought
*1011
R o lu r n o f S p a rk lo r.
Susan * hiulw ick.$1.1*0 reduced to « C ..
C alvin P. Anthony. *1400 reduced to
T lrere can bo no Indian giver* on
fib* Joraoy aldo of tho lludaon. an *I2U0
Joseph A. Kobirwon. *3000 to *15«0
r n l.il a Judge In Joraoy Oily, wrttoa a
There»» Cox, *900 to *«00
Now York «oirropondaot. A» a rim ili
M m. H. N cwlin. *1400 to »775
o f |b o dorlalon a young tw ain la mil
a »irai dlnmond ring, w hlrh ho w nnl.il
Wm. K. Heacock. *400 to *25o
a bluo o ynl. potito blondo to rot u m I«
B e rth a H»llow»y, *1000 to *650
Tom» K ive r H lect r ic t o .. *2000 to *1500
T ho tw o wore engnged. and. nrrordlns E lo h n P. K enney. *1050 to *700
t o «ottoni, ho plnood tho apnrklor In
K. A. Mulheim, lio o u to RVh)
q uoatten on hor lofi hand. Thoy then
M arie H . C h«rcha. *400 to *250
q u a rro ln l h rrnuao »ho, according to
C harles Chriato», *2450 to *1225
h la tcatlm ooy, preferred tho tnngn. Jnzr
a n d foxtrot to nlttlng on o nofn nnd dl*-| E lisab eth F a rro ll, S2W* to *15o
ctuudng llic lr futuro. T herefore he ^, New York Telephone Co., 15928.7»
b ro k e off tho engagem ent nnd demand- sustained
a d hi» preient» hnek.
C larence K. B e rtc lc t. J4IH) to S25o
T h e Judge w aa culled upon to decide
A. P ch w arta, $14(0 reduced to *1100
w h e th e r an engagem ent ring w as u | ('h arlca O u tte n ta g , $150 cancelled
g ift o u trig h t or m erely n gift contili- ]
P rank W. D avis. $2400 to *1900
goni upon the fulfillment of a pronti -n ,
Joseph M.< ox, *1250 to *1150 (can­
to wed. T he court then arra n g ili a
little “ Solomon Judgm ent" »kit that celled dog tax )
w orked to perfection, so far n» th e. Mary W oodi ulT.$1675 reduced t o *1650
Ju d g e a n d tlio young w om an w ere c on-1 G e rtru d e D eputy, *900 to (650
C harles F . B ayer, $400 to $250
c e rn u l.
M ary E. U anner, *1650 to $1000
John M. W ackurtz. *100(1 to *650
T he M atterhorn.
T h e M atterhorn wna the fnvorlte
Sam uel N. Michell. $11«0 to *700
A. L. B eckhardt, *1500 to *1025
p eek of those who “w ent In" for the
ham irduus »port of m ountain clim bing
E m ily D auber,$1700 reduced to $1200
In th e SwlM Alp*. Now report» say
Susan W atts, $1200 reduced to $1050
th a t th ere Is no m ore m ountain climb­
Ida S. B eckhardt. $1150 to $900
in g being done. It 1» easy enough to
Joseph H. S hindler. $2250 to $1300
gn esa why, write» Nlksnh. For those
Morris L. McGlabe, $200 to $100
w ho w ent around the world looking
Joseph J. R ingelstein, $1800 to $1400
f o r hazardous occupation* before the
E nrique G arcia Perlz, $800 te $660
w a r th ere Is now no need to m nke ex­
G eorge Iw etz, $1150 to $1050
te n d e d search, to stop a t expensive
E lizabeth A. Leonard, $400 to $200
h otels, or to h ire a re tin u e of guides.
■Nineteen nations offer th e adventurer
C. El wood Stringfield, $1675 to $1400
m o re or less of n sa lary along with
John W. Holweg, $400 to $350
feourd, lodging nnd hospital facilities
jr. R iev ere, $1200 reduced to $750
f o r th e p lea su re of risking Ills neck.
Michael ScuUey,$1350 reduced to $850
N o w onder m ountain clim bing has
Mabel E llis, $2725 reduced to $2300
fa lle n off.
Caroline Fox, $800 reduced to $600
T h ere a re those who say th a t It
MAY KEEP ENGAGEMENT RING
*wl)l never agnln regain Its old high b o r o u g h o f b e a c h h a v e n
e sta te . T hey ra th e r think aviation
Thomas H am ilton, $200 sustained
-will a ttra c t m ost of the devotee* who
H enry C'ow perthw ait, $1500 to $1200
su rv iv e th e w ar. B ut yo u r tru e moun­
Long Beach R ealty Co., $19100 to
ta in e e r laughs a t such a suggestion.
F o r him th ere Is no th rill to replace
T he one he feels as he swings by his $15600
W. M ercer B aird (E st. of E lla W.
'fingertips over a 500-foot drop.
B aird), $2300 not decided
Beach H aven R ealty Co., $82010 not
French A ristocracy W orks.
decided
T he opening of a shop by Viscoun­
A rth u r T. V ickers, $900 not decided
te s s Gort n ttra c ts fa r more notice in
E ngland thnn it w ould In France,
BRICK TO W N SH IP
w h e re ninny a risto c ra ts earn th e ir liv­
A lbert RobbinB, $375 reduced to $150
in g in less lucrative w ays th an those
H enry McCormick, $150 sustained
o f n W end end m illiner. The present
Lillian A. Palm ie, $4250 cancelled
"M arquess de Torcey D’E tallonde keeps
Thos. S. E vans, $1650 sustained
a n Inn a t C arnac, the M arquee de FolHgne Is an om nihus conductor, the
BAY HEAD
Com te de Rosgrund w orks In a flour
N. Y . Telephone Co. assessm ent of
m ill, the B aron de Solpny is a postm an
nnd the Com te de St. P a u l is a clerk. $14,641.25 sustained
M . Je a n de R etz of the sam e fam ily us
Mrs. R uth Johnson assessm ent of
t h e fam ous cardinal is n grave digger; $3700 sustained
- th e Com te d’H auteroche, descendant
o f th e officer who, a t Fontenoy, is nibeachw ood
Teged to have cried out, “M essieure les
R ichard D. Benson, $620 sustained
A nglais, tire s les prem iere,” is a gen­
N Y T elephone Co., $8880 sustained
d arm e. a n d th e Viseom te de BardeOcean County G as Co , $3000 reduced
neu ch e used to clean lam ps at th e Cure
d u N ord for th re e fran c s a day.
to $1500.
Weal Jeraey lnv.Co.,*80W) to U K "
Joseph B. W llllta, $3000 to $»«»
Mary W. Brown. (20000 to *17000
j N,
cauav of hia lame arm He hr working
for a jHUilien wilh the government »»
LITTLE EOO HARBOR T0W N6H IF
organiter of boya and girl* poultry
Charlea W. Mott. >*860 cancelled
rlubo, a job at which he had conatderNathan Holman, $650 sustained
a b le experience in thin county while
Samuel B. Allen. »4U0 to *2«)
living at Toma River. Hoyt »ay» ice
Martin G. Oliphant, *660
to
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- . , J o n the lludaon ia tw o f»et U»ick. too
W alter 8 .A llen* U te« 4 u u 0 iu .to 1m.l ^
(o cu, M ^
m#fhlMry
*•
7.00
9,00
I ¡it|0 Prinpocc" Adroitiionto All Sbo«n
|n a u n ie rrm cess
2Qc«nd¿3c
RED CROSS BEGINS I
WORK IN ITALY ON
IMMENSE SCALE
J4.771.990 APPROPRIATED TO
COVER OPERATIONS.
Specialists Appointed to Commis­
sion to Help Soldiers and
Stricken Civilians.
W han Cork» Allow Laakag«.
A fter cork* have been oacd a «Ua
they aumelltne* become an rompraant
th a t th e content* of th e boltl* tot
out. Thla m ay he remedied by yg.
ting th o eorke la trailing water u t
leaving them there until th« »«*
eoota. Tilt.- will then be aa «0*4 »
naw nnd fit ju at aa lightly.
MANCHESTER TO W N gH IP.
| big i. ehoiwea along the lludaon *•»
Saving Your Mirror».
built for 15 to 18 inch ice
H enry May, $2XX8 to *23uo
Sunshine la destructive to rntoua
A far rvat hlug program of w ar rvRoue H. F ay. *3500 to *2000
I C larence Polhem ua ia home from Itof uow la tH-lug nirrlvd un tu llnly and often causes them to »»»umi %
N. Y . Telephone Co., *8381.28 »us
wport Now» w hero ho waa w orking under Iti. dlrvcllnn of thè Auii-rlcmi milky appearance which can never!»
on governm ent w ork, and «aya he will Ited t'roa» |iermniit'iil llallnn Itoln-f removed. In arranging your roonb»
tallied
C e n tra l R ailroad of N . J., *792 car tak e »om athirg n e a re r home, a» th ere Ex pedi Iteli, Iteutled liy Mr. lini,cri 1’. careful to place th« m irror ao I
won't rccelro th e direct rays of th
a re plenty of place* to »elect from . l'erktna of New York city, Thla com­ sun.
relied
Lakewood L and and tm p ro v e m c
He d id n 't like the V irginia mud. and iiilsxluu rovelli ly arrivcd et limile,
Co., *6460 to’*5000
he d id n 't like to be ao fa r aw ay from « b e re lt «a» wvlcouioU l>y Italian ofN otice to T ax Delinquenti
BOROUGH OF MANTOLOKINQ
fidala.
home, e ith e r
, ,,, . Collector VYardcll wiehea to infem
Tlie
rxpeiiillture
of
*1,662.010
N, Y. T elephone Co., *5378 luatain ed I He well Thompson ia aervlng on the
v ,|l i the taxpayers o f Dover Township that
cover ili«* eoa» of opvratlons tu lini '
only a few day* remain in which to pif
8 . ju ry in T r«nton
PLU M STED TOW NSH IP
th è Immediate future urlìi come ui ' ' h 1 taxea, before i-oata and interest mai
Russ H arned waa homo from 1 renton j th è »upervlKloii o f thè prrm aiient coni- be added thereto. ,-o p h a se p at f
(’has. F. P a rk e r, *7500 to $3500
tulxalun. Tlils auiu, wlilcli hiu- uiivady now nnd save youraclf money, if
for the week end
W m. K in g ,(»800 to *200
«è.
been appropriateli, brine» ilio tote! ni" are cnc of the delinquente
Mi»»
Lcaa
has
been
e
n
te
rta
in
in
g
her
I
Story R. M arker, $5700 to $2700
propria iteli» for American Red Cruna
siste r
N O T IC E O F SF T T 1 EM ENT OF
a ctirltle a in Italy to »4,771,990.
SEASIDE HEIGH TS BOROUGH
Mr. and Mr». W aiter Davis have]
The oommlaslon to Iluly lui* Hie
A CCO U N T
Pa. and A tlr. R. N. G o.,$500cancelled
K«t»’ r of
F U ii'iie iri
V
moved to New Hrunawick, w here he i» fotlnwlng personnel of deputlo»;
N. Y . l'el. Co., $5493.75 sustained
Noth'»
I*
S-IH,T
»11-11 tint 'hr Hr,-„„„u 0h«
CI,esili II. Aldrlch, New York city:
em ployed. W alter was down for the
iutiitr I <-i. o n u i x f ite ••i»tc ,>r«u,t «, A
A. B. N ew bury Co., $6660 to *4000
»
,
Vow
leiiul
York
elty.
iqm ».Miiinw*. wi i uv »nanweed»laäaWfl
week end and took his w ife back* w ith .1nines K yrii
i rciHlibd lor »-uirmrui ui
mivl* ,r ; Dr Ji.iit-I[*!i r<dilli». New Surr. * oBOROUGH OF POINT PLEASANT
-•rpsaai’Cmn nt is i-can'y o1oc-«u
mhim
meMo
York eily. n iedlen 1 «llrrci.o r: E
iluy.ihr
lini
'lit
i.f Mtiri-ll 1. 0 '»iu.
Joseph Risden,|$1500 to $820
FLOHE ■CK M Wl , ' K iT
L. B. G ra v a tt on T uesday atten d ed Fabbri, New York «U.v : SiitmiH 1».
Exmit-a
Ralph Borden, $1000 sustained
the funeral of Mrs. Florence A. King- Fuller. New York >1:y, rim»n r’ill rilroo- D 'l H t o » " ! N A n. *»i*.
'r* irt• h l
Sue L. W eeks, $3200 to $1100
w ife of G ra n t K in g , the T renton con. lo r; Guy 1 « well. New York tity ; M2S2SES2SHSZ52525Z52S252S2525HS$5t
E . S. Johnson, $1600 sustained
fectioner. a t th e ir home, 100 P arkside Thom as L. Itoblneon, Ynnn .slow
|a s. Allen Fellows. $1500sustained
avenue, T renton. G ran t was a I oma auiililles; Prof. f>. L. WIlLier,
E. S. Johnson, l$7500 to $6500 (on R iv er boy. Mrs. K in g died January delphla; Rev. Sigourney W. Fuy,
Wyunwood, I'a.
block 46)
26
Specialists on Commission.
H eig h t, L aw rence Co., $8900 to $7400
H erschell S tout has re tu rn e d home
Included In ilie general organization
BOROUGH OF SEASIDE PARK.
from Camden Shipyard and is employ­ personnel ure I-miis A. Duvls, I’hiludelpliin, office m anager; William B.
H enry P. Hoff, $2100 to $1800 (on ed as P rudential a g e n t here
Form er Judge B erry and form er H ereford, New York city; Julius Roth,
personal)
In spite of the Sugar
New York city, transportation, and Ed­
Mrs. S ara J. Egan, $300 sustained
Senator Mathia atten d ed the s ta te
g a r L Williams, New York city, secre­
Famine, we have kept
A. B. N ew bury & Co., $6660 to $4000 autom obile club m eeting in T renton
tary.
N. Y. T elephone Co., $5493.75, sus­ la s t week
Mr. Perkins Is president of the Blgeup our stock of Candy
tained
Joseph Cam burn and fam ily of Phil­ low-Hortford C arpet Company of Con­
necticut.
Professor
W
ltm
er
is
u
psy­
Chas. S. H opper, $8525wustained
as best we could.
adelphia sp en t the week end w ith A.
H orace S. L ippincott, $1960 to $1800 J. H a rris and w ife, who a re also en­ chologist and director of the psycho­
logical
laboratory
nnd
clinic
of
the
Chas. S k e rre tt, $875 sustained
tertain in g Mrs. A. C. Milliken of the
U niversity of Pennsylvania. Mr. Low­
With sugar scarce, the
Gee. D uncan, $2650 to $21*0 (on im ­ sam e city
ell Is an n rd ilte ct of New York city
provem ents)
G eorge W. Russell is home from a and Boston.
necessity fo r eating
Geo. D uncan, $1250 sustained
Doctor Collins Is a widely known
trip through Pennsylvania, visiting
candy is even greater
Caleb S. R idgw ay, $3750 sustained
L ancaster, Coatesville and o th er towns, neurologist. Mr. Fuller Is a member
H a rry G. M itchener, $1600 sustained as fa r as the coal regions. He says of the firm of Kessell, K lnnlcutt &
than ever before.
N. Y. Telephone Co , $9010 sustained th a t in th e coal region it is h arder to Co., bankers, and Mr. Fabbri Is u
member
of
a
well-known
family
of
P enna. R. R. Co., $500 cancelled
g e t coal than it is here, being necess­ bankers of Hint name. Mr. Robinson
ary to first obtain a tic k e t and stand in Is a business man nnd banker. Rev.
UNION TOW NSHiP.
line, perhaps all day, w ithout g e ttin g Dr. Fay, a priest of the Catholic
K a tie Birdsall, $400 to $300
coal. T rains w ere going out contin­ Church, wns form erly the head of
W illiam C. C a rte r, $2350 to $1850
Cough Drops
uously w ith coal, and he saw one strin g Newnum School nt Hackensack
Lem uel D othiday, $1050 to $900
Ited Cross nctlvRies In Italy were
of
"
e
m
p
tie
s”
18
miles
long,
w
aiting
For that Hoarsenes»
Lizzie A. Russell, $650 to $500
for engines to ta k e them to the m ines. underÿiken upon a large scale a fte r
Wm. H. R eeves, $1800 sustained
receipt on November 2 of a cablegram
Wyckoff L etts, one of the m ost re from Am bassador Page to the effect
STAFFORD TOW NSHIP
spected of W aretow n’s citizens, was th a t tielp was needed Instantly.
O lga Iren e Q uinteP, $2000 to $1500
Mr. Perkins cabled an estim ate of
in town on S aturday
Floyd A rm strong E st., $400sustained
Francis Cook, w ife and son of New the probable cost of operations for
M ary E. Cox P a rk e r, $2000 sustained
York have been visiting his g ra n d ­ (he Immediate future. He, stated It
would he necessary to lay out nt once
BOROUGH o f t u c k e r t o n
p a ren ts J. H. R obertson and w ife of
$800,870 for m ilitary relief, made up
the L akehurst road, and enjoyed the ns follows:
Abbie J. P alm er, $1200 sustained
sleighriding
Jno. P . C rozer, $4100 sustained
Jam es D. H olm an, p re sid en t of the
The Swedish Almanac.
County T ax Board, was here this w eek,
Tho Sw edish name alm anac differs having gotten over the effects of a
from E nglish alm anacs in giving, be­
bad fall on the ice a t his W hitesviile
sides the usual inform ation, a Chris­
tian nam e for each sex for every day homp, th a t laid him up fo r several days
Fred Bunnell re tu rn s to New B runs­
of the year, says London Graphic. The
nam es set fo rth have to receive the wick today
approval of th e king. The object aim ed
Mr. and Mrs. John K . G reen are
ut is to secure a g reater choice of spending some tim e in T renton
nam es for p a ren ts and to avoid the
George M organ of Island H eights,
endless repetition of n dozen or so
names. A sim ilar nam e alm anac is is­ w ith his wife has gone to B altim ore,
sued under royal authority in one of w here he is employed on the Magnolia
cantonm ent
the Germ an states.
TOW NSH IP OF DOVER
P referred Two Halves.
H
arold
Scam m ell, $2000 to $1200
T he tencher had been explaining
M aria A. W arded, $2950 to $2750
T ractions to h e r class. W hen she had
M artin Schw arz, $460J to $3o5U
discussed th e subject a t length, wish­
Ie*se E vernham , $800oancelled
i n g to see how much light had been
«died, she inquired, “Now, Bobbie,
C harles T ilton j r ., $500 to $300
w hich would you ra th e r have, one ap­
F. A. B a rn ett, $1400 sustained
p le or tw o halves?”
C harles S. Bayer, asks to have num ­
T he little chap prom ptly replied, ber of lot changed from 460 A to 460
Camouflage.
Reduces Ice Bill.
“ T w o halves.”
¡no. Hilkinson, $550 reduced to $100
Camouflage is a French word of Ita l­
Mix equal p a rts of cem ent nnd sifted
“Oh, Bobble,” exclaim ed the young
A. Judson H arris, $2300 sustained
¡sand w ith w ater, stiff enough to ian origin (cam uffare, disguise) and as
TXvoraan, a little disappointedly, “why
Cecil L. Irons, $2400 sustained
! spread so you have a smooth surface, used in w ar dispatches connotes dis­
•would you p re fe r two halves?”
Iren e R ogers, $1600 sustained
( and have It one-third of an Inch thick, guise by masking, as artillery, w ith an
“B ecause th en I could see if i t w as
Alice M. R obbins,$900 reduced t o $700 l or thicker if you wish. Let stand a arbor of leaves bu ilt around a gun, or
w orm y.”
Abraham and Sam uel Novoselsky, \ few days to dry out. Tou have a good a s an observer on outpost duty, a
Not Second-Hand.
lic e chest, keeps your Ice longer and sharpshooter, etc., with w hisps of
$2800 sustained
straw to im itate a chock or sheaves
T h e F lo o r M anager—Let’s see,
$32316.25
1gayeg quite a bill.
New York Telephone Co
of grain while concealing his body.
woo’r e a widow, a re n 't you?
The w ord is pronounced ka-mu-flazh—
M a rie of th e T rim m ings—Looka
Toast to Woman.
8UG e o rg e W . Holm an J r . , $3000 t o $2500
the first “u” as in “artistic," the “u
b o re . I ’ve been sellln’ trlm m tn’s in
as in “rule,” th e final “a ” as in art,
n . 1« jo in t fo r fou rteen years a n ’ I may (on Aum ack house)
and the "zh” as "z” in “azure.”
lo o k shopw orn, but I ain’t second« S S Ä
’
i™ — " “ “ » *■***•
jjfestad.
_____
»‘■»s ■Sx»
4 00
V., on Saturday laat for the medl-
ra l txam ination. hut waa refuaed he-
10
» v m - jz z
Candies
Elwell’s
N E W JK K SEY C O U R IE R
NEW JER SEY C O U R IE R
T««> « » * « « . » i
; r n iD A V ( A iw M « i ) r m . t , t* ia
BREVITIES
f i t w i ry
t t M W t month
A »lottoy « tu to r
i) n c l« # l( lh of IBM to iron*
U anybody had » braky roof.ha (oui d
It ooi T w t o ir
flnow on » stu rd a y , .Sunday, Monday
and WoditMday
thto «in tor ha# aotM of lh* old'
Umars guaaatng
»low'd you Ilka to bo tko milkman
In thto w ta tb o r
Hl«l>bine pnrtto* and ro ta tin g p a rtita
h a te boon all Ota (0
tta rb a rt Clayton to working a t tba
K. H. H arry atoraa
Thor« are AH Inaano parson* from
O raan Coonly tn the T renton hospital
The w lntor of 1917.18 will go down
In htotory aa an "oldfaahloued w ln to r"
The O cean County Poultry Aaaoclallon hold ¡U monthly m eeting l*al night
The anew »hovel, «»uolh Llg* Kow
m an, to a noeaaoary r*U thto w lntor.
Coal to a till acarco, though both yard«
have received a little in the p a st week
o r »o
The A. B. Newbury Co. to planning
a num ber o f improvement# a t th eir
plant
Yeatorday about cleaned up the
exam ination of the flrat claea men In
our county d ra ft
N ext S aturday will be Ground Hog
Day and everybody will w atch the
w eather aa never before
W henever people g a th e r In th e poatofflec they atill talk of the cold w eath­
e r they can rem em ber In paat year«.
Six m ontha ago today we had had a
week of the very hot teat w eather of
the sum m er. Do you rem em ber how
we »w eltered?
I would like to have Guaale A pplegate
nettle ju a t how many anowa wo will
have thla w in te r-a e e m a to m e we have
run over our quota now
You can’t buy w heat flour now unleaa you buy the aame am ount of rornc
o th er flour—but then the atorca c a n 't
aupply the o th er flour. W hat ure we
going to do about it?
The cold w e ath e r dtivea all kinds of
woodland biida into town. The cardin­
al bird has been aeon in the paat few
daya, while blue jay s and m eadowlarks
feed w ith sparrow s, snowbirds and
starlin g s a t your doorstep
A big hunch of I he Baltim ore contin­
g e n t w ere home this week, many of
Classified Advertisements
One Cent a Word
flo Adv. inserted for less than 15c
_
F°R SALE
FOR SA LE— F ifty L ight Springfield
Gasolene gas m achine, m ixer, blower,
tank and w eights com plete; co st $350,
will sell for $100. Address M. E m
Courier office
2”
PULMAN R oadster, 1912, good con­
dition; $200 takes it. S. L. JO H N ­
SON, Manahawkin
an
FOR Sale— Show cases, cas h regis
te r, sa fe, and other fixtures. Apply
to JO H N A. ERN ST, Toms R iver 12
~80 BU SH ELS potatoes a t $1.35 per
bushel. C o m o quick. FR A N K W.
SUTTON J r., Toms R i v e r _________ 16
SLEIGH for sale, c u tte r model. Ap­
ply MRS. ALICE HAGAMAN, Sunnyside, Toms R iver
_______
STOCK FOR SALE
FIN E fam ily ccw, $65.00, five yi ars
olo, to become freeh within two weeks.
SCHMITT, B a r n e g a t __________
FERTILIZERS FOR SALE
L IST E R F ertilizers—o r d e r now,
stock on the way. Prices lowest, quai
ity considered; special figures on ton
lots. L isters was adm ittedly the best
fe rtiliz er last spring and sum m er, ana
is ju st £s good this year. MRS.KA l HER1SIE JO HNoO N, E ast W ashington
s tre e t
18
POULTRY
75 EGG capacity incubator to r Bale,
ply J. H. ROBERTSON , L akehurst
,i
18
CHOICE EGGS for sale, guaranteed
trictly fresh. |O H N HAGAMAN
ieward ave.. Toms R iver, N. I.
“ c u s t o m HATCHING. Two cents
Ln eve- Dav old chick B to order, any
variety.
HATHAW AY'S HATCHSKY, Lakewood Road, opposite cim eery, Toms R i v e r . ________
BA RRED Rock Cockerels fo r sale,
rom trap-nested hens. Y our choice
3. 10H N FISC H ER . Silverton _ l b
Y A CH TS FO R S A L E
PO W ER Boat M inette for sale, 30L
eet over all, 12 fe e t wide, w ith four
yc.e, two cylinder engihe; cabin; cedar
flanked and cedar tim bers. Brice $300.
he lays in A pplegate’s Basin,a equipled for sailing parties. JO HN HUKJER, Forked R iver, N. J.
FOR Sale— Auxiliary sloop "Good
.uck,” 31H ft. overall, 12 ft. cabin,
ully equipped, all in first class conch
ion, bargain- Apply R 0 *■k B ih lP_
ard, Island H eights, N. I . _____ 4 ‘
FOR RENT
M ORE fo r rent, 25 W ashington St
.ppiy to MRS. GH ARLES FOROAN
ER, Toms R iver
M
FOR Sale, cheap, or re n t—7 room
house, im provem ents, furnished or un­
furnished. Box 1’49, Toms R iver
8
PA C E F I '.
tb .n i to lak# w l (hair w w s to ttM , to
lh# r i r p t s l t n ' union whlrh
h£bie£ New$ of the Churches
q u a rta n ai M w w Among tho— who
a t w bam* war»; Chartoa L. Till«« Jr.,
Rabat! W. Lomax a f Tom# River,
W .lter Clevlon Dor Wilbur and ¿ark
Hanklna of t>#rm#ntown, Parry Appttg .i# and Burn#» Clayton »( Cedar
G r a v a; Last «a lahnawn of PlaaaaM
Plain*, George RUto a f Ocoan Gala;
Roy Kill» of (aland Height# All rt*
turned today, Friday. Sow* hav#
taken their wlvro with Umm
Tba inlariar of lha A. A. Brant
Lumbar Co. a lor« an W ator elra sl to
batng ramodatod
Thla to a hard wlntar on gam*, both
quail and rabbit. Gunnara would da
wall to aaa that covey# af quail In
thair neighbor howl arr fad
A aorvire flag with 1$ atara. and a
roll of honor w ith 18 namra. were
placed In Kaum lodg« of Odd Fallowa
Monday avanlng. The Odd Fallona
will rhanga thair •naalinga to Tuaaday
evening during th e beetle«# Monday»
Running a email bualncaa In a ahorr
town to g e ttin g to be aome job there
day». Labor la impoaalble to g e t, as
the high wage« paid by th e governm ent
In many line« to taking everybody Into
governm ent w ork. And no bualrteaa
can compete w ith the governm ent
M the Fraabytarton d w ret Humlay
neat the aarvlraa will ha as follow#:
t o . » a. m . Preaching by Re*
K, C. Mason.
fiebeol for IIIble aludy at 1145.
The Christian kndaavor mealing at
« tía , m
7.80 p. m.. I'»«aching by pastor.
All aarvic«» until further notice will
be held In lh* chapel, to cwnaerva light
and heat
Wednesday. 7,46, w>*hly prayer
moating.
At 8«. Joseph's Catholic church, Rav.
Joseph A l.tnnane, rector, eervle— neat
Sunday will be aa follows:
Maas a t 1 0 .» a. m . Sermon and Ben­
ediction
Sunday school, 1 1 .»
Weak day devotion, $ a. m.
Flrat Friday sarvlrea Feb I a t 8 and
8.30 a. m .; Lakcburat a t 7.
Monthly m eeting of 8 t. Vtncant de
Paul society
Service* at Christ Episcopal church,
the Rev. Charles It. Ilolm ead, recto r,
on next Sunday, will uv aa follows:
K.uoa. m , H»ly Communion
11.00 a. m., lalaml Height*
2.15 p. m., Sunday .aehool
3.1X1 p. m .j Evensong and sermon.
Monday, 3,00 p, m ., Guild
At the M. E. church, the Rev. W. J.
i Sayre, pastor, service* arc as follow»:
| 10 a. m., Probationer's elas*.
! 1 0 .» a. m., Subject of aermon,
The nromo tax man to a t l.akew ord "P au l va. Nero"
town hall, for the flrat tw o w erka in
11.45, Sunday-school
7.30 p. m , evening song and preach­
Lakewood, and will be a t the court
house, Toma R iver, for the la s t two ing service; subject of sewnon, " P r e ­
occupation"
weeks. He will give you lha inform a­
I he pastor will preach both m orning
tion you w ant to learn about how to and evening
3.45 p. m. Wednesday. Junior L eague
m ake out your return»
The govern­
7.45, Wednesday evening p ra y er se r­
m ent will allow a discount on your tax
vice.
a t the ra te of 3% a y ear. If you pay
it before It is due
F in est K nit G o o d s W e ’v e
The Jeraey m osquito lighter* are
S e e n , S a id T h e se S a ilo r*
holding th eir a n n u .l m eeting a t the
T raym ore, A tlantic C ity, yesterday
The Bailors on the U. S. S. Oklahoma
and to day. R. F. E ngle of Beach
recently received a package o f 56 k n it­
Haven, is vice president o f the associ­
ted garm ent* from the Ocean County
ation, and George |. H. Cushing, sec­
i Red Cross Chapter a t Toma R iver and
re ta ry o f the county commisrion, ia
the verdict was th a t they w ere the
on the program to tell w hat has been
finest k nitted garm ent* they had »een.
done the paat y ear in th is county. Mr.
There ia a story connected w ith this,
Engle will talk on " S ta tu s of Mosquito
| worth telling. A abort tim e ago Dr.
Control In New J e rs e y ."
and Mr*. Frank Brouwer w ere aboard
Efforts are being m ade to s e ttle the tl e Oklahoma in an A tlantic port, a»
claims ag ain st the C harles L. Tilton guests of an old family friend, Lieut.
store a t Main and W ater stre ets. It is Samuel Chiles; who has o ften vialted
figured th a t the assets, i f the m atte» Toms River. They were tak en to the
g ets into the bankruptcy courts, would mess hall,and there m et Dr. H erbert III
pay about 33‘ ; . providing the expenses o f Newark and Island H eights, who Is
of bankruptcy did not e a t up th e es- surgeon on the battleship. Dr III is
tatc . An effort is being made to settle the son of D r.Charles L .lll, ommodore
the m a tte r a t the rate o f 5fl cents on of the Island H eights Y acht Club, and
the dollar. The total liabilities are is u famous sailor of racing ypehts.
$4297.69, and the total assets $3256.99. ■A nother officer on th e ship told them
O f the debts, however, a ll but $1550.99 th a t in the distribution of knitted socks,
is secui ed by m ontage, and the assets a pair had fallen to him. knitted by
beyond the m ortgages a re only $510 29 Miss Emily Crabbe a t Toma River.
The officers sta te d th a t th eir men were
’ in need of knitted garm ents, and Mrs.
N e w L um ber C o m p a n y
Brouwer brought the word home, w ith
F o r L a k ew o o d
the result th at a box was se n t n(f to
The A. A. B rant Lum ber Company the Oklahoma
L ieutenant Chiles has w ritte n Mrs.
of Toms River, a firm th a t has been
there for the p a st th irty years and en­ Crabbe « le tte r of thanks, saying:
joyed a very good business will open a I "Y our most bountiful and welcome
plant and offices in Lakewood in the
n ear fu tu re. The office will be in the donation was received. 'I he men of
rooms now occupied by the Smock my division and m yself m ost heartily
agency on Clifton avenue in the Thomp­ and aincerely thank you; they are now
son building. A rrangem ents for the enjoying the com fort provided. 1 have
yard and o ther needfuls will be
arranged la te r.— Lakewood Citizen. always admired Toms R iv er and its
residents; you and your fellow work­
ers have added to its charm and a t­
The above appeared in’the Lakewood traction. Again thanking you for my
Citizen a fo rtn ig h t ago. Y'esterday men and myself (home is not so far
Mr. Clifford A. B rant announced th at away a fte r all) I rem ain m ost cordially,
the arrangem ents had been m ade as
e tc .”
predicted in thd C itizen article, and
th a t the office would be open by the
middle or last of February, negotia­ Ju n io r Red Cross Win»
Q uick Response in Schools
tions for a yard being s till in progress.
The B rant Co. has the developm ent of
The plan to launch the Junior Red
a chain of yards, with Toms R iver as
Cross in the schools of Ocean county,
the central one, under consideration.
is m eeting with quick and ardent re­
sponse Already several schools are
Bits A bout O ur School
raising the mcney to enroll, and from
many are coming queries as to what is
One session a t school Tuesday
be done to enroll. Among those who
MiBS Goldie Leas, who has tau g h t in are now fo ming organizations are
the high school, ends her work there Beach Haven, Seaside H eights, Lavthis week
allette, L akehurst and others
Mrs. Sarah H ernberg of Barnegat,
Cedar Grove school has been w ithout
session?, because of no fuel—though the County Helping Teacher, has the
work in charge as chairm an, assisted
located in a wood
Miss Rose K aufm an has resigned as by MrB. C. A. Morris and Mrs. Edwaid
Crabbe of Toms River.' The plan is
teacher of Silverton school
fo r each school to raise a sum, either
The roads were so the outside pupils
by contribution or by some kind of
could not be brought into school by
entertainm ent, equal to 25 cents for
auto or wagon, several days this week
each pupil enrolled in the school. The
school then receives from the National
society a certificate of m em bership, a
Red Cross B enefit
banner and each pupil a button. The
A concert to be given as a benefit for money is used by the school to buy
the Red Cross is being planned by Mrs. m ite ria ls for the lunior Red Cross
John Hiller, w ife of the m anager of work, the finished articles to be sent to
the Marion inn, fo r W ednesday even­ France
ing, February 20, a t th e courthouse.
The musical p a rt will be under the di­
CEDAR GROVE
rection of Mrs. Hiller, and the artists
are: Mrs. Hiller, soprano; Miss Mere­
A community m eeting to organize co­
dith, soprano;
Miss Clark, piano. operative community effort will be held
Both these ladies are m em bers of the a t the school house Tuesday evening,
musical faculty of the Lakewood Hall F ebruary 5, for Cedar Grove and Pleas­
a t Lakewood. T-here w ill also be sing­ a n t Plains. County Farm A gent Cooley
ing and dancing by young local talent. will be present. This is the second
m eeting of the kind a t this place, and a
large attendance is expected.
W ater Company O fficers
Our school was snowed up, or froze
The annual election o f officers an1^
directors of the Toms River W ater
Company took place on Friday a fte r­
noon last. The officers a re : f amuel C.
Bailey J r., president: H enry L. Brant,
vice president; Henry A. Low, trea s­
u re r; Stephen R. Applegate, secretary.
These are all directors, the others on
the board being Martin Schwarz, Jose; h
Grover and W rr. H. Fischer.
UP
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I fl»?* ' ' tlllfl» «* YOUHfl. Ufca o.wtol II |l, ¡
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i f 11 Ür.iUtt
Ufcr«tH»l.
ITI* AMm A Iritmm.ti, flt«oi.|r lurfc
Allen
Crowr, TotnaK ivar
»13 Gthur oui», liVarvtown
tant Lester Mrgili, Lakewood
HIT titear Pvtpraon
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»«al
to n y , Prwvtdsnr
K 1.; Alvi trail*
Johan Andar P r t|rr04Ht,Hhl|> Hot*
id; Wm Murphy.
(«111
f )• O ttM Ii O f tlk
N»»«fttorl |k*.MUB IIVBtl» N i l
AhIonio M. Huerta
U « ii ligraffl* VI •!(**«>. |«fto
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Arthur latuwen.
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fortiagl*e (UH %ì» \ « *ol«.l
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s, Víctor F rr lek poh.
itlunw ald Lata«», »tagfisk. Hwiiucit,
j Osear i Ileon, Ban
flynvat»»it, Crai««
In tim r#
j l añaras, Wm, K u n man,
n m , Jobt»
J
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! Sea*Ida Park
un, Ito Ur C rrat;
1 <15
! K ltort D. C
m a IR ti v i tr; Henry
1V trtor Payne, Toms
klrCorm ark Ir., Morando <). t
■i r>.
Adalbert Chapman, l'oint Fla—ar
«.a l a *
1«HIn*
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Henry P. Hill, Bay Head; Erne
Ml II ¡4
A II Jt.lMlB
Parker. Uantoloklng
•1 II«*»•Ir(«mi« 1
Francia u Hot tali 'O. Art! ur Osbon
«toa to' ”
A Ite
t. ttvra 1M |*lrtotal.l j Thoms# F, Sheehan. Jlima» M. Dural
:si Mi.« j «i
John W. iiqeen. ly l r H. Palm er,
>».| i IM T>i
. .. M«»irxi
cl Browni Plavey J . K oroelow U . t ‘
II.I,. U l r
' Lakewood; Hdwsni Y aniii
i Adam F a ttie r. W hiteavtlle
iOBOOOOOOt
to tto o o rf
» •••0 • • 4
, IfliM llarwM I. Ila#atu«u Tow* Hlv*r. ]
RECENT DEATHS
MO A rthur K. I.ukcr. Tucker ton
1222 P rw icruk Mlcrow. I.akrwod
Lakewood. January, #».—Stew arp
F it fur L im ited S e r v ic e O n ly . 414 jamt-a 0 . U rahn, Toma R iver
D. Johnson died Sunday of asthm a and
HIT Aifrr«| Uarfcrr. Turfcrrl»«.
i 1 he*« will be exam ined elsewhere,
Allbrft J Konral, Nmol.tn l*#r It
h eart trouble. Mr. Johnson, aged 47
11***! \i IllUln K Krill, fl'afrlaBB
under transfer*:
11*»7 U-iH ir-l I . ««Mill U h B 'H H i
I *.111 AtlflUHtl* llulntrw Mfclii lltaltaaiu.
, years, had been ill for aome tim e. Ilia
t m Alfr**.l J HroNhut. Ij I chi. hI
TflA |«rr H««lufl lloll. Itrarb llabrii
health became so poor th a t two montha
tKAu lo rn-I
r. lultr».«.».!
TM t'rralk 1» Jirr»Frait«r. IM- l*lra«Ml*l
|*T4 «ÜIY -r.l II lUFlir, Whlllutfago he gave up his position at th e
»21
Mlae Alrvatt.lrr. IVtullHn«, H I*.
I3UI ll.-rl.rd K MlrliiW. UkFB'NBi,
1 into IM 4».l II Whltr. MonohBtoktn
H««A l*t.in|to*i Mts-lii, TtbUio llh rr
Laurel bouse w here he had been em ­
tlllft lint jaiulii J««hl»w*»u lira« h IlirrM,
1TIT Jautro J Krrl«fc«>u, I*«*im I'lmawitil.
lu ll flfrwart «* llailnia», l.*hrto«HH|.
ployed .'to years
Iftni J4««»*i»li «». tt'«rr. Tui-fc«*rt«*tt.
ItAft Jawr« 1». Hutfrr». ld»fcr»«»Hl.
Tmhio lilt.r.
Iluto « itafiro h .
Funeral services w ere held ibis af*
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J
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Hit
lilturfl.
Ufc.
to«..ul
H l l «Mhrf 4« 0*ÍN*rtl. I*at«l|r||r.
127« WII Ilialit J Ullf«ii. rhll*.|rl|«hla
ternoon a t two o'elork from his late
lato" i'rcll A. «'nmmrr. lUo. h llarr«
j.nfli Yltirriil t*. Wrlrft. |,ak« tou«..|
I.Vtii i*lar*-iit-r K. I'aflfcrr, lira« h lla«rti.
residence with Rev. IV. G. W edcm eyer
t 11*7 II N«»rtt»l| I'm , Mntllealaollltlir
I.VV.% Waltrr H ÑdlFF. Kurfctrtl Ulver
Hill JuNti A Mr|trl«lr lutk. w.....| H it
Iflflfl «‘harlr* |w Jtiim, J r. Hrarfc Mavt».
in charge. Internm ent was made in
lit»*
l*«*rrjp
M
Vautlrr.
I«I
mii
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I
Uriah!«
Ih 2 IVattrr llorinr, liariirgai.
l-tll Haul Alr»ai»»lrr. IVnilM**». H *’
the Greenville cem etery. Surviving
HflN \\ lllti«in V Th*«rn, IsakrwtHMl
1461 Harry N. Clayton
a rc his w ife, and nine sons, Joseph,
l.'uito John O. liartMiur lMik« wiM.«l
1262 Albert W. Lillie, Toma R iver
|,*2T WMIar»* H. Krrtpftauh. I'ulni IMra««ni. | William, R obert, Jam es, Edward, W al­
1tk.lt 1 Kaiama. ttrarh Hawn
T h e se W e r e R e je c te d
te r, Stew ard, How ard hnd Paul. Four
It ,mi Trrry Hr»l«lri*. |j*krw«MMl.
IflTA A lh rrl IV irrm a n . Tum a H lv rr
4.T* Flallk A. Hut liltIIMil. r«.tne Kllrr
slaters, Mr* C arrie Norton o f T ret.lor.
TIA lliiii.iHi.it «'. Ilunni.l, Forfc«*«I Hlvrr.
These did not show U|> for exam inal , Mr». George Marsh of Kahway, Mrs.
Tt1i <»r«i II. I»•»!»«*. lt.-tiH. it Mill«
ion when called:
"HI Kami. H« uJ. (iatofclll. T«mm« llh rr
George loline of N orth l ong Branch,
TT. M»*li«»lti* T Uii|*|«rlyra, I.Mk«*to«HHl
I 74? IMtolit A. t-'alkriiliurfl, Itnnirtfat.
and Mrs. Robert Kstell of Lakewood,
Frrtlk. I.. WlllN-rl. Kurkr«l Hlvrr.
Ml.*t furl Jut*ii •«•it. Hra«li|r I'ark.
Tm» Frmik 11*-%vIt I. ?*•♦«•«Iih* I'Mrk
J iMi.’i tiro. Wultrr t»lllM*rt T«*m* Hlvrr.
ami one brother. Ralph Johnson of
Ml •#»••». lIoWMnl Hratiu,
Hlvrr
IM».“» Marry A|i|>lrflatr, Mraaltl«* I'nrk.
M*t .1aafllt W, Ilit nit It «all. Tu» krrtuii
I i»to| Hityiti I. Kvrliiiilutni Timiiw Hht>r. Lakewood also survive
v.M It 1«Imr«l |i»*llt»w. |.nk« \vtM»»l
j ItMUl Win. Wralry Hair*, HrtAtl«' l*»trk. I
K.TJ I.«lilla lirrltrr, Tlli’kl’rltill.
1 jlMlT Air v. l'o||*titi»!llir, Vail »larvlllr.
*‘.51 .1iillitw lln tirr . T tirk p rio n
I itiHti |t«'tiJitiitln Jiihlltutit. I.a'.rto«»*»«|
sl'.l Ill'll J. II Sltrritlilll I'ulllt I'li'iiMUUl i ttflth WIllliiin I.IrhlrtiBlrln, I•«lo«riivlllr. I The body of John LaVance, a young
1M»7 4a**«aI|f4* lM«*f4r. \«'to Kk'.V|«l
man from Pleasant Plains, who died
IHUi t ’harlr» II ltoohlrr, \\ irrtuwii
Mil* Ururwl A |tlllrK 1I Ir . TtU II* H lv rr.
i i t** I thiitlBiio. H«flulu. «*iiInl»rlti. Hilly
Wednesday in a hospital in N ew ark,
ll-,,., I lurry K, \l«*rry. Ttirfcrri»»n
ir.ttT iiii-u« ii tl sinHti, t’ltwwvin«*.
I l l - t l M WHIM. fotUM R i m
• lATI t iiurlr* Hrl.l, tMiornv 111«1
was brought here yesterday for burial.
t*TI W in . M .iviiiuii.i Tti|»|»ni. U k p w n iN l
i Hum Jinu'iili I*. Hurt. North Itrarh lluvni, i
II,II «il-nrif«' »' .lull 11*4)11, |,Nk«‘VVu4lt|.
LaVance was brought up by Monroe
Two new men w ere rogititert*«! Wetl.
I*1'** h iltt.ll II I'HPlrr. I*«*I||1 l'l«*t»willlt.
Irons, who looked upon the lad ns his
lu lu I. .1. l'uvY|p*r|liW illtr, llr a r lt llttv rii.
ncHflay
of
this
wt*t?k:
P
eter
C.
II
oInc- i
1 **11! Xlnlri-VY It. K rtlll, l.iivall«*ltr
own son. lie w ent to Newark to work
111.. «'ntirlii'V
iVirr. M-t hi hawk lit.
bost’h of Toma Hivt r, who wa» in the ;
on the shipyard job th ere, was tak en
1«■Ml Hit\ in««it•I .lullno«»it Wiirrhtwii.
<'aim! Zone a t Panam a last June ami l
1* "a."* A rth u r KlllllUtll*, \Vrwt 1*1 I*|r¡l84tnt¡
down w ith pneumo iu and se n t to th e
ii ,7 Mol*". «• I’bmiiiioiui. Tum o H lvrr.
recently returned home: (’harl»*s H.
1« •»-« .\h*xnn«h*r A titlrriutii. l.ukrvvoiMl.
hospital.
While very sick, report»
Hrahn of Tom« River, whose e n list-1
i< T'J Vii' Hiim lu AnIt'M’u. |«Hkrw«Hiil.
w ere favorable up to the day of his
In«:» llu w iirtl H l.u k "n *. S u rf t ’lty .
m ent in the navy expired Septem ber I
Jiiift W itllr r 1«. W .o ju ii, lutkrWiHMl
death.
l it io W IIIU N. i'»Mirli, llrt.o k v lllr
15, 1917, and who had expected to be ,
llii'.i lli.rurr 'I' Iínuil. Tumo Hlvrr.
ca’led back a t the expiration of four |
11 IT» Ovlrtt ll»*hlrr, Forkml H lv rr.
Frank Peterson of Hooper avenue
1121 i'tir l T liir liiiu li, Miiiiiiluivvklit
montha, but was not. They were given t
1134 Henry 1’. Höbertflon, lank'I’Wim»I.
died on Thursday, lanuary 31. He w as
registration num bers and will m akej
11411 Un rolli I'. «ill Nkin, Tuck*TfOtl
a carpenter by trade, and had been
115S Alvin r . 1*11III. Munii Innvk In.
out quetftionnaireti.
11M JllM. II. «Tutfe.v. Point I*ll*itSiltit.
in failing health for some years. A t
1^01 John 11. Tent, <'♦•«Inr Run.
one time he opened a news s ta n d in the
1211 John II. Hwio, faHkewooil.
I21S JanioKfl . Stullt,
Man’s Effort* Show Worth.
C. R. R. depot, but there was not
1221» Fretl simigli«*, W»*i»t Cre»*k.
1235 1Tunk (Till roll, IdflkflU....1
C haracter Is best seen In the pur­ enough trade to keep it going. His
1255 K«I«v. M. .M;iii*;«•lit. Point PI«*ji a n t.
suit of Its own Ideals. Left to him- I son Frank enlisted in the n a v y , and
1275 K. M Tilton. Went Pt. PlfHMillit.
12SO Wllfonl A. i ’hnfey, Point Pleit Millit.
self, man finds the level of his own i when last heard from was in the naval
1315 Meorire Spitz, 1nikewooil.
thinking. Ills leisure hours are the | aviation corps, n ear P aris,F ran ce. He
1H24 (lllbrrt F. Kltner. I.uiirrlton.
1 :t4Jt (teorfle Miinoii, L n k ch u rx t.
Index of his Inner worth. It’s what a
leaves a widow. Funeral Sunday;
l.'Urt Hoy H rlc k rtt, Mittt«*hc*Mt<*r.
fellow tries to be that shows his aim.
1.’557 S i'h ru lrr Hlilflw ny, lliiriirjriit.
1:ttl4 F reti .1 Krkrrt, It rit nt Itnii-h.
declares G ut.
It’s easy enough to i burial a t Catholic cem o te'y ir. LakeI .‘{so Un rolli HIiIku my. I.iikrhurst.
move along with the flowing tide. It's [ wood.
14oit otiN JohiiNon, LukewiMiil.
struggle against odds th at tells of j
1415 F r a n k II. A p p lein itr. It»«y I Irm i.
14.'{.'{ K i'im uril W. S eam an, T u c k e rtn n .
She Is the Rose.
character. The world may never see
1 14M W illiam M. (Ju ro n , Lukcwotiil.
"Come, nnd I will show you w hat
your effort because It Is engrossed 111
1454 riH T onl A. P rim , I hIihiiI Hrl«lit.i«
1400 K ilw ln IV. A lim , l.ak rln irN t.
Itself. But you will find the response Is beautiful. It Is a rose fully blown,
1470 t ’ln r r n r r PhllllpH , lluyvllli*.
of effort In Increased strength nnd beam* the proud florist. See how she
1405 I s n o l S rh u tx h u n k , J in k s ..n Mill*.
15«4 Srw i'll ThunipNon, New K flypl.
multiplied power. Even If you never sits upon her mossy stem, the queen
151« P iirp u i'l VlnrrtiKo, T oiiin H lv rr.
succeed In realizing nn Ideal, you are o f flowers. Her leaves glow like fire.
1542 K ln trr Cook. 1.ak«*wo*“ l. H- I>. 5
1543 E tlw nril L. Iuintrit. Nrw Flflypt.
a better man for having made the ut- i The air Is filled with her sweet odor.
1551 W llllm n II. IrotiH. T oiiin H lv rr.
She Is the delight of every eye.”
tem pt.
1(107 L rro y (JlhrrMon. M unuhuw kin.
T li
, 11 ; j
to
Agent
for
American
Lady
Corsets
Hirshblond’s
F A M IL Y
Adjoining Post Office
O U T F IT T E R
TOMS RIVER
T E L E PH O N E
M a i! or l c ! e p h o n e o r­
ders w ill be
delivered by
p a rc e l Post
nt our ex­
p e n s e on
purchases o f
One Dollar
13 M
A Splendid Assortment of
Good, Warm Underwear
F o r M E N , W O M E N <& C H IL D R E N
The most underwear value at each price that we have ever shown. We urge
every person to come and supply their winter needs right now while the assort­
ments are still complete. We honestly believe that every one who buys one or
more suits of underwear from our present stock will get more actual satisfaction
for his or her money than ever before. So it is really a selfish desire on our part
for more satisfied customers that leads us to urge you to buy. But at least come
and see what excellent values are offered.
UNION SUITS, SINGLE GARMENTS—Fleeced Lined, Ribbed and Wool.
___________
Work on the cantonm ents in Florida,
a t aviation fields, pays 22 cents an
hour, or $2.20 for a ten hour day, as
compared with sim ilar work in lersey,
whence $3.8C for an eight hour day is
offered. This is taken from an ad­
vertisem ent sent north by Ira C. Lam­
bert.
This Store is Complying with the Government Request, and Closes at
6 P. M. Every Night—Except Saturday.
PAGE 8IX
3 T A T E TO TRADE IN FISH
AND CUT COST OF LIVING
■
all
Are in the Service of Their Country I;
♦
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F O * MOYOH I I H V i e i § v
H 8 0 CMC M IN PHAMCS.
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of th e«« mot» will he to upon»to
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ha» *»•»!> tw fltw l military drilling,
trafila which tru u p o ft »upplloa
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rtttll* Atv I m
nt
ad il-.ll at « ■»•> J. H J.-hu
illa..•fiati i Hr olalrtlirul I
■ i bi
penava.
auua a« t Hi» la «Ione, all ul ya
Ih II,r In l»> old horn* All th*
f Hai
al.
• Hr r mm «ili
a llí br piate»! at «»metHiag priiaanvat mt
A rv rm lttaf
haa he««»
about VkkuH ir| and lleftyabutf,
la hrllrr
(ha | | H
«•*lgtird
to
Ibr
»
M
l
for
epvHal
train
lirai . (hr«1 Ht (lim n I *•*(«•rat»», rum*
oponed at th# headquarter» of
*r tub II«« a bit
ing. It mu«t Hv m nem berrai that the
«I« »«II* 1« mind, with «Ml «»(hr? wildiert
the Atlantlf Inviato« under Mr,
q M K in riin riii Ha« «Harfe of all tHv
aaitrr
|»rW* luí loti lift tig il (hr trill. » a lw*lr «■*»(*, and
Ml|,| die* ..«itMde ««f (b
J. to o Hkellvy of tho Rod O n —
M M-rtlt» 1*till II Urrdlltl. or (Hat Father
HÉ 9 i 111r Sfa
» tw o will 1- ru
•mirrali by tbr army, and the g M ( v
Foreign Transportation Depart
al
ir riiI«« thiHM* «dfrrttlg Tlntr hi* unirai b«r Ik (He uniw rw |o
part meat before nualIBvd h u *i
«Wir limr in (Hr «mitiif ..f tratn THr
• Hr fiigbr.f „r*
ment Recruiting Rent te» Appli*
«n
vit«iimlty
of
«letali,
ia
(He
t
e
r
m
i
rain ha« iita«(r It n r f m a r t to rlu »
THr ih-» bill
rill hr
—nia muât bo over thirty on*
la»k« f*»r wbirb »nlUtvd. Tbv leagtH
a a u h a tltu lr f,
•tl Hni»« and fllrr. w wltH dlfllctiltv will
y ean of ago.
of ««nr » »lay bere I» pi«.hlrn»«tP a) Hou
•
HU
narrattvr
be
writtr«i.
for
iHr
.*nh
w ill Ha |»tr tarr
M a u l All •»rnrjf
bere *»ttly «W day» have brea «vat to
< la aar a I H i r t l n
i* dial light U that which {»eiirtratrai thrmigh
idbvr ramt*». tin January ft a rail for ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
f Hr H lalr ma>
•It
i Iba the in n a liim it »Ingle khaki r a w .
•kl »«»Ion teer« for France waa made,
«Mi Hr. «,f Ihra nail «atri
I*r«w than a nmatH ag»» I wa« rn)»*v
B. Il
and all were eager tn go THr aeaenl
fHlthar
lira (hat Ihr State
lug the b ri4 w tntrr evening* in T«»m*
feeling la, the MMiner «vnt to France,
fn r (Hr «-at, twtra
o. Ihr mièti
arkrt (trita Itiver. X. J. Ilad It n«t been for th.»
(he ba-tter JacHratavlllv la 12 milra up
a t (hr it
f Ihr
In having »tna« k «»f the Yuletbb* feaNivitir« brought
tbv Ht. J«»hna» Itlw r. and may be reach
rl»U «m t uf fi«h «i••litri»1 It U
‘ «■* "''*r « by the bnim «rnt from h«»iue, It would.
r«l by »teanib(*at «»r auto bua. Tbr
uf ( i< vrrw ir IM*»* («» r
rrla tn that in<le«*«l, be dtlBcult to jerralvr (hat
hoHpltallty for wliich the South I« fa
iv«ibi htr h**h frmi i Nr « J e r *ey wnlcnt Xtiia* ami New Year’» had pa*»rd. For
tanti» wa» rvilK'n! In tbrlr iUVitMttouft to
Hull hr Hint-til
i (lit 1 mitri»«•I for the the new m ruM »(tending HU tir»t few
«lu»«*»l
every «midier |o »hare X
MM*III1 of (He IMNi)
r tbr f4|«te, A r­ «lay« In «amp U a unb|tie but nurelv
dinner with iprivale
ivate famille
lamine», «« wen aa
MUgri
le for id«« ina thr I»tie« »(tie ek|»eHe|i<'«*. ft might be Well
in vital b»« «*f Hotel men. who fad
Mi iti1 Iftllri slurngt*. «IMI tb r 1fi*b trill be here to atatr that I etili«ted oti the
I
entertain
the
Moldivra
that day.
>»M <1ire»*tly to th r m «i Irr» Mt a |»ri«-r HNh of lNM«ember. 1017, In the (Juarwa» m«*re lntvre»t«**l in »pendine tl««Hat «Krill ineturie (be •s Hat o f liatidlitig termanter'* Cor*»* «if the \ \ H. Army,
Xma» day in rami*, aud Ginle Ham re*
•> tbr Htale. |t j1» imt Ihr |ttl r|HHH* «*? at a i«-i tidling utatioii In Philadelphia.
\%anlral me and «»them wh«« Mayed with
hr (2iItftrrtt.it- lo la„ atijr
r._ ___ _
I*a.. ami on the »aim* day I wa« or*
a
line turkey dinner. wliicH indudral
• « f t d r w Ihr natural operation »f (ha •lere«l to rejiort to Fort HhM iim. N. Y ,
cranberry aauce. «alad. mit*, rigar» and Statement Says Between 30,000
fanitHl hoi,.-mirti nr In intrrfrrr » u h •«* he oflrially «worn Int«» the nervier.
everything
that gor« lo ra«n»titute a good
tba «tippl.i and «Irtnand a* M itrai in «|r- S*» tl I'VliH-k that eveniug found nir at
idd ra»blrtural YuletUle f«*»fival ; mi with
•rrmiutng dir |>rirr of huh
New ItiM'helle, on l.oiig l»l«ud Htiiiml.
and 40.000 Will Be Needed
grra*n «lef-orathm» in the meto» ball, the
_The Hahrrtin ti a l thr m nfrrrin'r today
ready to b«»ar«l the ferryboat f«»r Fort
ettvirammeut »ma« krai («» a degree «>f (be
an»rr«ard thrir entire approval of the SI«K-um. The «’ottge»tr«| mmlitlou f«»uii«l
in a Short Time.
•pirli that prevail* at b«»nte.
I»U< t laid down by Governor Frige ami at thU |*dnt. bev«u»r of the great In*
The army I» a wonderful machine.
•Hr aubatllutr hill. It ia th r hrllrf <»f dux «»f m-ruit* from all Staten In the
The life of the Mildler I» great, and «me
Ib r Govertmr that ihr «rheme will rraitll Ka*tem lUnartineut. U hnb-w ribable
A call to qualified nuraea to enllat
who return» will Hnd. whether the pre
ia pin« Ing thr
thr State at th r I »avid I »loud on whh Ii U l«M*atr«i Fort
cut emergency require* Id« M*rriee» .'Hi for war aerv lct haa been laaued by tba
«Hato»onI ,,f th,.
Bl
1 much Slocum, with ac«'otiiimNlati«»mt f«»r #KN),
•lav» «»r year*, he «*ertaitdy will hv a American lied Cruaa Nursing Service,
Hm r r than they rrrtofn Have known, wa« taking «are of aUoit INNNi. «Mp.
groat IV wi«er. *auer ami better tuau the mobilising agency for uursea for
I h n m l m i i»*ii
i will reault lug on a matt re»« ami a cold drill
front hi* exirerirn*****. If tin* ard«»r and
.through thr rii
latina f the middle* i «miiii«i, in m*«*ivltig barrack», boilerreal of the hoy» nt Gamp J«»hn*i«»u will the ru tte d Statea Army and Navy.
¿fura ami j«»M»*t*
room», in«*»« hall». U»wliti3 alley», Y.
raniftt t«»war«l ending the war. »h*»ttld Attention Is called also to Ih* IniperTit* »or turartitit nt ih
>»nfr
M. C. A. hall»; in fact. a*ty pla«-«- wln*re
Uve n isi I fur an Increaaed enrollm ent
they reach France by March I. every
I hr Governor*»• .,•(11* ti
(Ì
ii »heller «*«»ul«l Im* fotiml. It wa» abso­
vestige «»f Her in any *»r G em ati Infili In tm lnlng school* *<. that fully quall» n ..u Kdgr. Uri
niNlnr A< krrwm and A»* lutely itti|M»«»lbb* to get over to Fort
«int* will I«* oblilcratral hv April 1. and •ed nurses tony be released from civilrrmhlvraiMi Irwia .»f Monmouth; W J. SI«M*iim. »«» I tiit«I to w«*k »belter ill Home
It w«*n't In any April f«»d j*«kegeither.
• t
t»f A«hitry. Park, a inatnhrr »if «•lie of tin* public biiildiiiK** which New
Inn hospital* for m ilitary service.
W itl I
to the Gout
th r High Cnat t»f l.ivmg <'oitiliiiimiotl. lt«M'ln*lle tin*I d«»uate«l with w*rvh*e« of
which I liM«k forwnnl t<» i«*ceiving every
Citing nn estim ate of the Surgeon:iimI thr»»* fioht-rniru : tlrorgr G. (’, \Vi|. Red Cron» ami other orgniilxiitioii« to
week.
rn en d 's office th a t the Army aloue
ami George \I Height, Spring laikr; the tiovernmeiit t«» tm*et tin* tn»k of
K u - o l .Irffrro. i:'l»*rott; Jtditi \V«a>lry. «aiiiig f«»r lu.tNNt new »«»blier« then in
III need between 3U,i*M and KM**»
Braille* M«-*»« (i; t* ||. ( 'loiighting Mini New R'M'Indl** Ihmhiiw of the lack of
ttrses In short tim e, the Red Cross
■•ao»|iialr MniitaisriiNt. S«*a Ia It* Ghy ; ar*<*«»mimHlatinn» at F«»rt Slocum. I From R o y alC o w d rick in France
Nursing Service innkes It cleur th at
Frank \V. 11tlt«*n. Km«*r»oii
Glint 1» tnmle my ln»me at tin* Y. M C A. over
ami I', A. Aiprnbnrg. Aiiih-ora.
Mr*. Ne|»oii Gowdrirk la«t week re* ic preseut average enrollm ent of
the loth. 111Ii. 12th «»f I»«•«•••inbcr For
reived two letter« front her »on* in the
tss) n month falls far short of the
ii bed a itool table wa» u»«*d and in
Lime Has Advanced in Price.
»ervice. Royal Cowdrick. of the Marine m ilitary needs o f tho Government.
the photograph M*ctlon of the New
G«irp*. write* from "Homew*here iu
At tin* meeting» of thr county honnda \«»rk Time» of Sunday. December .‘10.
France" under «lute «if Dra*«*niber 21, Moreover, it Is asserted, the Allies are
of agrU-uiturr in NVw Jer*«*y tiii*, 1017. there api»«*are«| a tir»t*c!a»» photo*
«•pending u|H>n this country to sup­
»aying
he tun! not had a letter from
graph
of
tin*
nm-turnal
i>
<
»
«
»
I
table,
»bow­
winter. tin* farmera have ahmvn an in
home in four week»’ time, but wa» hop- plement th e ir nursing service.
-tere«t in fl»«* vnlti«» of Hum for tlm pr««* ing deeply the likeue»» of the »l»***per»
ing
for
a
letter
on
the
next
mail
from
The fact that the recruiting of
%lu«tioti of certain vegetable». It Iihn eafely f«»l«h*«| there in the nrui» of Mor*
hi» mother. “ I have Jurat got rid of a nurses does not keep puce with the
ileveloperi tlint Hum i* iiirii»peti»ulrie pbeu». I.«*t not a wrong ¡mpre»Hioii be
heavy cold." he write*, "and mu glad
wlo ii ItrrtN, cabling«*, «'nut a loupe», m - «•onveyed «»f the lin»pitality ami getterof it. We have hu«i »now, hut not very m ilitary needs does not Indicate th at
4’tt!ii)n-r«, eggplant», lettuce. onion*. mdty of tin* citixen» «»f New f{«M'helle
women In the nursing profession
deep, ami it ha** not got so very raihl
|m p| «-r«, Npintich and nwtmt potato,** nr»* ami the Ue«l Ci*«»»». Imlividual citixen»
.vet, Tell the girl* (his »Inter») to he a re slackers, according to Miss Ja n e A.
to be planted on a soil known to h«> had taken many to their home» and
»lire
au«l
make
some
candy,
and
tell
f»«>ur. A» Him* lias advanced in orh-o. ldnc«*d them in good, comfortable bed».
I Maim, C hairm an of the Red Cross
Nelson t hi» brother) I«» »end some Tux­
rv» n though its demand for farm tiae This hospitality, while extended to me.
edo toha«*co when he ha* the »pare Nursing Service. It Indicate* merely
has remained about normal, tin- inriii- was not accepted. While eareful guard
change. 1 g«d a nice letter from Laura thnt the sudden and extraordinarily
err have protested vigorously against was kept at the Y. M. C. A., passe»
its increased cost. Tim specialist in out <>f the building were obtainable, mid ^ and ii picture of the parade. 1 recog­ envy dem and for nurses lias not been
vegetable growing for tin* extension the door» thrown open wide for enter- I nised one of my old pals iu the front thoroughly rcallxed by the women
rank of the first »quan.
division ,.f tli«. S tate Agricultural ( <»1• taiiinient for the rei-rultn. Such pn»s«>»
"Well. I spent my fourth Thanksgiv­ available fo r this service.
U’gr explains that recently a tremendous constituted admission to nn> theatre in
As dem anda grow dally, the prob­
demand for lime lias developed in toe tin* eity. Irnpi-oinptu performancea by 1 ing with the G. S. M. C.. and tlii* will
make my fourth Christmas, and I lmpe lem of home nursing for dvlllnn
m aim fact uro of tiiuuitions, dye stuffs musiciii recruit» and lied Gross Indie»
the
w
ar
will
he
over
so
it
will
be
my
liel|>ed
to
make
th«*
time
pass
quickly
needs becomes h a rd er to solve. It Is
^n»l «lietniciils. T he farm ers of (He
last. Beat regard» to all aud many estlinntod by the Army Nurses' Corps
c o u n try are now using less than Jo per when within tin* Y. M. <\ A. walls.
**cnt. «if the Hum* deniiindtsi from tin*
The Ked Gross ladies will ever have ■ thank» t«» thos«* that sent the Red Gross th a t over 30,000 nurses will be needm anufacturers. Xiitiirally. tin* iinreas- | a warm place in the heart» of all rook- I box. for everything has conn* in handy,
and the girls' candy only tasted like ed, on the basis o f the present e sti­
«ni dematul for lime and the seiircit' of i«*s. for they transfonin*«l tin* Y. M. G.
lahtir have forced up flu- price, as in A. building into a veritable hoarding- ' more. As for flu* cigarette» and tobac­ m ates, for nu array of 1,000,000 men.
co.
they wen* line. Mrs. Low'» kit fits
ih«* case of farm products. However, house, serving breakfast, diuuer and
16,500 Enrolled.
into m.v pack fin«* and saves ro«»m. 1
rh»- high price of time should not pre­ »upper. It was substantial, too—Ham
S tatistics prepared a t the hendqunrvent its libera) use when th«* above* »aiidwiehe», clam chowder, coff«*e and I wrote each oue a letter the best I could
and Iiojm* they received them all right. tors of the Red Cross Nursing Service
¿ia nied regetiildcs ure t«> l»e planted on «iik«*. Wlint more could a soldier want?
Well, my candle is getting low and I
sour soil.
For some unknown reason th«* G. S.
in W ashington show thnt there nre
must cl«.*«», with best l«»ve to nil."
To the average farmer the statem ent Government representative saw lit t*» re­
betw een 80.000 and 90,000 registered
of analysis which the law require* a t ­ move all recruits from Y. M. G. A. at
nurses In the United States. Of this
tached to ail lime sold in tin* State about midnight, W»*d»esday. December
m ight as well In* printed in a foreign 12. and I reached tin* Fort at about 2 ‘S k ip ’C ow drick at C am pH ancck num ber approxim ately 16,500 are en­
language. However, there should 1m* no A. M.. Thursday. ICitli. and. after wait­
rolled Red Cross nurses, the m ajority
ing for my number. lH.’rii was designated
m ystery regurding a simple statement.
Nelson Cowdrick writes from Camp o f whom a re In active service or
Hancock, Ga.. January 17. Maying there
According to the New Jersey State with a brush and red paint on the buck
were fifty of us transferred from Camp ready for mobilization for specified
A gricultural College, tin* practical value of left band, ami was then given a cot
of any finely ground form <»f lime de­ «»n tin* «Irill floor, with about 500 other
las*. Va.. to this place and have been punióse. T he Red Cross enrollm ent
in quarautine for ten days, so this was form s the reserve o f the United States
pends <ui tin* per cent, of magnesium recruit», and there enjoyed about two
the first time we have been aide to Army N urses' Corps and the United
oxide and calcium oxide, or total »xnle hours »»f sweet, peaceful sleep, after
send any mail. We sleep in tents here, S tates Navy N urses’ Corps.
>f lime, contained. The percentage ns uniting in receiving barrack and drill
rarhonute is relatively immaterial and hall. After being »»quipped with uni­
eight iu a tent. It is warm in the day
Already 1,700 nurses have been
m ay In* disregarded. Some forms of form and overcoat ami blankets, th e
time, hut night and morning we have
to stnrt a fire in our stove to take the equipped and sent ahrond hy the Red
linn*, such as ground limestone and detachment in which I was diapatched
ground shells, are not so concentrated | tor Gamp J. K. Johnston, Jacksonville.
chill off. We drill every day uud then Cross N ursing Service. F or service
a s «dlier forms, hut their price is always Fla. The first stop was made via boat
we go through a lot of physical exer­
around
Manhattan
Island.
New
York
»«iicli lower and they can I»«* Htortsl.
cises and, believe me. they sure will nt home th e Red Cross has provided
iuimllcd and spread conveniently w ith­ city, on iron steumbout Tauriii», to Je r­
straighten your back up. I think it 2,000 nurses. More Gian 2,900 addi­
out loss. If finely ground, their action sey Gity. Here the troops, after being
lots of full all the way through. I have tional nurses have been organized
is quick enough for all practical pur­ served with coffee and sandwiches by
not heard from Hnrnld I Myers) since Into units which now are ready for
poses. hut being less concentrated more Red Gross ladies, were transferred to
I have been here and don't know where mobilization.
he in.
should In* used per acre. They can be Pennsylvania Railroad train, all day
Red C ross nurses also are doing
couches,
which
brought
us
all
the
way
relied upon to contain about 50 per
I am with a fine bunch of fellows.
«•cut of total oxide.
The so-called through to (lamp Johnston. The Rod
( hie of them got a box from home with special w ork in sanitary zones su r­
“agricultural" or “prepared limes" vary Gross ladies greeted us at Philadelphia
jellies, cookies aud cake, and it certain­ rounding cantonm ents.
Eighty-nine
from 4H t«« 07 per cent, of oxide and and presented us with a package «if
ly did taste good. You du have a fine a re serving in a public health detach­
«•¡garottes and a stamped card for
sh«»uld be bought only on analysis.
time in a place like this, all the fel­ m ent under the American Red Cross
T o compare the prices of several sending greetings to friends at home.
lows are just as sociable and treat you
Twelve public health
brands of lime, divide the cost per tori Here at Philadelphia the wife and
just as though you were their brother In France.
of each, delivered, by its percentage of mother of one of the boys met him. and
When you hear from Koval tell him I nurses a re in Roumanla, three In
Total oxide. This will give the cost, in his loved ones could not help giving
may be over to see him some day.
Greece and one In Serbia.
w u ts . of 200 pounds «»f total oxide, vent to their feelings. It was a sad
This is some camp here. They have
R equirem ents Modified.
fvml The most total oxide obtained per ordeal for our comrade. However, this
everything—rifle praetiee, revolver praeloTlnr is generally the best investment. stalw art youth stoically ami courage­
itce. horse riding, digging trenches ami
All Red Cross nurses assigned to
ously
withstood
without
giving
a
demon­
The success of dairying depends
building barb wire entanglements, uud duty In m ilitary hospitals autom atical­
largely on clover and alfalfa hay. The stration of his own sensibilities. Our
it sure is some fun watcliing them do it
-m aintenance of our general farming train was soon on its way again, and
The ones that do it are iu the infantry, ly become m em bers of the Army or
soils depends on the rich manure from midnight had reached Washington. D.
It took just fiii hours aud t-’O minutes Navy N urses’ Corps and a re no longer
feeding this hay and on having good G. Here we waited in vain until 4 A. M.
to eome from Garni) I.ee here. We go under the supervision or direction of
^«sls to plow for tilled crops. The suo- to be transferred to tourist sleepers.
out aud have the morning exercises, the Red Cross. T hese nurses, when
. -ess of clover and alfalfa depends oil Being "out of luck." we made the best
then wc get about a half hour's rest
.the use of sufficient lime. Higher prices of the situation, and in 15 minutes the
and drill till 11.30, then we eut. and at on active duty, a re entitled to the
•demand more careful and intelligent hacks of seats in the day coaches had
1.30 we go out again till 3.30, then we sam e Governm ent w a r risk insurance
buying. Order lime early if you expect been torn out of place, laid flat across
are through unless we get some detail as Army o r Navy officers and enlist­
the spaces between the seats, and the
v:o have it when needed.
work to do, and. believe me. we all try ed men.
sinners' chorus signified that Morpheus
to dodge that, but sometimes we get if.
To m eet the increasing dem ands of
had again claimed the realm. There
R esigns as Food A dm inistrator.
After drill yesterday the captain ask the Army a n d Navy N urses’ Corps the
was
a
humorous
side
to
it
all.
One
Form er Governor James F. Fielder of our number assigned to guard duty
ed how many had had any military ex­ Red Cross has modified som ewhat the
,iW resigned as Food Administrator for on train shouted just prior to leaving
perience, and there were eleven of us
IW.w Jersey. He is understood to be Washington, “ Someone has stolen our
stepped up. and I was oue of them. form er requirem ents for enrollment.
Jwfriitisfied with existing conditions and
Then
he asked for our discharges, an 1 T he age lim it Is lowered to twentyengine,” and glancing out of the win­
w
status thereunder.
only three had them, r had mine and one years, a n d in special cases nurses
there were perceived two men
A t the office, in Washington, D. C , dows.
showed
it to him aud he took my name
next to the engine, one with a bolt and
^>f Herbert Hoover, the National Food
with the other two. We think it means over forty m ay be accepted. Small
and the other with wrench and
. Adm inistrator, no statement wa* on- plyers
we will get either corporal or sergeant. schools for training nurses have been
nut. and the would-be guard re/torted:
tain able, except a reluctant admission
I hope I do. My address is 3d Motor placed on th e accredited list.
“See.
they
are
taking
it
away
in
parts."
th a t Mr. Fielder had tendered his resig­
Mechanic Regiment, 214th Casual Com­
Since the entrance of the United
7 the whole troop, feeling refreshed
nation. but had agreed to stay on duty By
pany, Camp Hancock, Ga.
S tates In th e w ar the num ber of pu­
the precious three hours’ sleep,
until his successor was found and put from
all was life once more. At Richmond,
pils entering nurses’ training schools
-on the job.
Va.. reached at 8 o’clock Friday, De­
Men in Service M ust A nswer Ques­ has increased 20 per cent. W ithin the
cember
21,
the
Red
Cross
ladies
again
Fays $5 for H is Nap in Car.
tionnaires.
last few days the Red Cross has re ­
came to the rescue and presented us
Attracted by a noise in a box car that
with post cards, with which to remem­
Taking of affidavits by relatives of cruited and equipped a group of 100
‘h ad been locked and sealed in the freight ber those left at home. About, rniddav
men of draft age an* already in the nurses for the Army N urses’ Corps
yards of the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Rocky Mount, a little village in South
Government service, attesting the fuel for service with the B ritish Expedi­
Camden, last Friday, Martin J.. Elkins, Garniina. was reached, and we had a
that file men really lire at the present
a special officer, found Joseph Cavan­ march in company formation. This re­
time in some branch of tile army or tionary Forces at the request of the
augh. 47 years old, of Mount Molly, laxation was mighty welcome, and the
It has also
navy, will not eliminate the necessity B ritish Governm ent.
frightened almost out of his wits, in opportunity being offered to make pur­
of tiny men themselves filling out llieir mobilized several highly specialized
th*- Police Court Cavanaugh said lie chases, every store near the station was
questionnaires, it now appears, hut tie* groups of nurses for orthopedic, psy­
was waiting for a train at Whitings depleted of every orange, apple pie and
procedure was taken in order that the
. and stepped in the box car to rest.
cake. About 8 A. M. next day. the 22,1.
men would not be reported as delin- chiatric and facial surgery hospitals,
“I fell asleep." he said, “and when I the train pulled into the station at Gamp
cpient. The affidavits will suffice until as well as mobile operating units and
: B»v#Ae J ft»utid I had become a pris- J. E. Johnston, and oh ! what a whoop
tile questionnaires, properly filled out o th er im portant groups.
He was fined $5 for trespassing.
of joy I It was noticed th at the time
by the registrants themselves, are re­
of day was one hour earlier than at
turned to the board.
D istributing Depot Opened.
River. Once assigned to bar­
Even the men who are with the ex­
OUR CLASSIFIED ADS. HAVE Toms
racks. I was comfortable. In barrack
T he A tlantic divisimi has established
peditionary force in France must fill out
CLASS
F-(i I met about 30 of the finest lads,
their questionnaires. The hoard is to a t 1018-22 W ashington street, Hobo­
send the questionnaires to those who ken, a distributing depot for outfitting
There's some class to our classified who generally were of a character be­
yond
repronc1
'.
They
came
from
Cali­
made
the affidavits, who are to forward
tads. If there is anybody in Ocean counthem to their proper destination. Al­ the soldiers em barking fo r service
«Sy wis> lias what you want to buy, or fornia. Texas. Oregon. Utah. Nevada.
Idaho.
Mississippi
and
last,
but
not
ready some of them have been sent to abroad. T h is depot wii! be under the
w a n ts what you want to sell, you can
-jret in touch with him thoroughly the ipasr. New Jersey. The weatherman
relatives here and forwarded to France. direction of Mrs. A. G. Olney.
/-i^ u rier classified ads., and it only costa apparently tried to camouflage all
(Continued on Cage 8)
DB
RED CROSS ISSUES
CALL TO NURSES
FOR WAR SERVICE
TOMS RIVER SUPPLY CO.
M fti» S ir« « ia Port O ffU ft Bioca
Dnlct* in
Indian Motor Cycles
Bicycles, Amo Supplies
Sporting Goods, Hardware of All
Kinds, Poultry Wire, Paints
Oils and Varnish
TE LE P H O N E 9S M .
JACKSONS MILLS
CEDAR RUN
Georg* Has* and »If* »»r* Saturday
»«•■ Adolphus Pharo of Stafford m u
evening fu sst* of Richard Burk and » »IsUIng her daughters In P h d J l,
------•n -la«r In M
a*"®*
family at Lettvlll*
“klphla —
and* *-—
h»rd*ught«H
o«
Art Chambers and family of White»Fred Potts haa returned home1tor l b
»Ille sre staying with her father, C. L.
Reynold*, while he is working for t i e w inter
Ocean Lumber Co
Put your shoulder to th* wheel a g
Prank Gordon and Albert Appelg. t k iI n m*fc#OMr pl,c* * • r**«*r <edar
made « trip to Trenton and now Frank
The aick a t M ayetta ar* all Impnav
I» the owner of an Overland c a r_____ ing
Dorothy Davis visited Mrs. Con
Mr». Aahbrook Cranmer of Mayetta
Reynold* on Saturday
haa been entertaining her father
Raymond Cook purchased • m otor­
Mia» Turn tell of Mayetta wH a
cycle last week
recant B am egat visitor
Bd Hendrickson and Mra. B. S. Mor
Roacoe Conk ling failed to pas. tbs
gan made a business trip to F ree Kohl physical examination for the draft
An
klafiievtau
l a
a a .
on Saturday
A car load of coal waa received her*
C. L. Davi* has a very sick horse
during the anow storm , a very welcome
Owing to the heavy anow storm , the visitor
teacher wa* unable to get to the school
Miss Martha Salmons of Slaffordvilla
on Monday, and the rural mail carrier ia making a brief atoy a t Atlantic city
wss compelled to leave out a p art cf
Mrs. P. Meyers of Staffordville u
his route because of bad drifts
confined to her home by illness
Ueorge Anderson and wife enter­
W. S. Cranmer and wife took in th*
tained on Saturday evening their sister, •upper given by the Mens Bible Clast
Mrs. H. Burdge, Howard Taylor and of the M. K. church of Uarnegat
wife and E. B. Murphy
A railroad time table ia of no use to
Aa usual Bd Hendrickson waa the anybody now daya but you can save it
first fellow out with a »now plow t o ; •"<! »how it to your children as a curiopen the road*
osi ty
Wm. Camp of VanHiseville waa In
town on Monday
H. D. W ILKINSON
Mrs, H. Burdge was entertained at
the home of Mrs. C. L, Davis on Thurs­
day evening
Leroy Matthews, the Harmony groc­
IR O N S ' LIVERY STABLE
er, was able to make his rounds on
Phone 5-0. Toma River, N. J .
Tuesday with a wood sled
V ete rin a r y
m w v w w w w w x -* N X N V V V x % v v v ^ T x x 7 7 v v T x v x 7 v v x x v r7 v v * * j
Ford
R ep a ir W ork
T H E BEST FO R D
IN TH E CO UN TY .
W O RK M EN
PROM PT
MODERATE PRICES
G R O V E R & SO N
Toms River
New Jersey
R. G. BUCKWALTER
PLUMBING
STEAM
FITTING,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Heaters; Steam, Water and
Hot Air Heating; Blue Flame and Gasolene Stoves
AT REDUCED PRICES
Toms River
21 Washington Street
WM, S, ROBERTS
ST O V E S
HEATERS
RO O FING
Well Drilling, Pumps, Heating
ami Sanitary Plumbing.
Agent for
Aermotor Windmills.
Rider and Errickson
Hot Air Pumping
Engines.
WM, S. ROBERTS,
MA»
STREET
T o m s R iv e r
N ..W
JE R S E Y
C O U R IE R
fUCKERTON RAILROAD CO. Lac*l l 1* » *
la
PAGE SEVEN
UriRi
C o n ia t i *
* * * * * * * • i h . *********** mmêmmrn
ê mm* « • • n i to. n i M u I I
.-f* * * ■*) If^ u ry from Ihn MTOmi In
•« »••#« «i. i», m it
lh a V instand «vnlw l viand va fallón»
of m p uni. Id yoar;
p c n a a  t a s r a K i i R : In U* numtor
MtaffHI Ptjmoylh HMHt_______
o il* C. I.uhf» T«______
K|*»f_
*. m
W M •* • » M il 5 t
Harry H, Ubar, Liktwaad
fl*
fn M l
I olumbla Plym outh Kork*
*■ I *
»■
I. M. Ion**, Hornaralaan
8 1. Rhode Ialand Karl*
P»« t«r% r • H
Atv Van UHM il u
'* « ** Mas «ftir Ita ta • «
ACTTHNlMl)
LIA v i
tmif total
•B S»ta Wtaff
n
Und*,hill Broa,, Lakewood
Sk)
», C. W btt* La*h o n *
C, 8. Oraana, La» »wood
lia
Hanrjr H. Halna. Lahvwond
m
Richard Halna, i.akawond
!7
Plnabaock farm. Barrilla
f
Harman P. Bandar, rom* RIrar M
Toma Poultry Farm. Toma (tirar
Morra. Conn., Conloa!
Ptlir
***
Am CMMf
5th arrak
Barrad Mock*
H. H. O brr, Lakrorood
« U t a Los borna
irc
»n
*»*«" P l****n t ha* had na hard
I t w f n i t a f i f i , « * , , Im m m «hatr
tm *I Ita) tHfItaf , an Iba aama arti*« aa
•Ita! Itali»*«» «p* d r«*# * h art by tba
•l»«dy mmit h mi « ir tltia lM i
i
p r w e t ro m p i.
gaverntotani»
mani «mutai af rollruedi «id n u l a
in to in* banni iful • il«
8H E K U K B BALE
aparlatati ef a h .t • » toay oapwci If II
' ba a inter night ra m a da**
comm lo govaramant ownatoliip?
«in f a m i* tita n i and la tita ta
•» va****« u n n i H. M , ■****. MMa, us*
I l *ao Hellingaraorth ho* lu ti aboul
g y «< Ik ia a n d i u m » . k n J m t t,
a n d m o u n t.in* f loamy and broari
Ha*) buahal* of oyatara In I h . ira.
“ J m a* « m w , I vtu a*u m ***** n a
I <'rotei* thal saM raeanUy fa r » and 6
Boi la! In tb* early morning.
TUISDAY, 8BBBUABY M, I9IB,
■lollafa par Ihuuaaed ara n e « $11 ami
Gray «U h the alruggllng light.
I Al (ta l'miM fl M W ta l i t vlllig « * f
i
**d t b .) tali «a le v a i m ora eratara
(B* beautiful valley ora* toldad
W W, I l l i i l « i ( | m t î n o i l l
Ai Starw Ì8 fp f, ta li w i Ita >i W
In * manila o f .poti*** «M ia.
j II look a a* If Teddy had gwia la
ÿ li • i t a É Al ««»A I « d o ri F t f / I»
**
****** r » am mm *M. i l
W aoklngtan and dallbrraU ly tb ro an k l*
print o f «andari
im M ta ita i 4 * * riM n t j « • u m
No •la in on 11» * h it# n w l *
: ! ''t atlck tight into a hornata naot by
Ali itai «*«i*i» PLIIP4 m»4 fmnai mi Ulta mm*
ff*mim*. ta n ti «rW p n iA u rT éwvItaA
Aft 1 (ho lotafhptas In # » In (ha for«» I th a « a y tbey a ra llgbtlng ori hlm. bui
taUtaw, >fi»f Mta i**m§ I« (•# Itaeewi» mi Jm**\\ e fff fa ire r liuin o rrh «rds i May. | If you notte« ha dovan't t
lo I •
“am* i s m u i t m i a *e»*u ate
jg e ttin g a tu rg vety baili)
taraaot U* I • »..•►i s, J M cm * aa I «it#
No* thlsliiolts w ry nU # on paper
«o.* *™ a m i d rn ra n a a at
*fr*. I.itile VanMetcr ani
« la in aaraat at ta# mm w n ,i|-lv - a m j tout jtita t r ow » • would pir»f»r
a pervi in*
I f thè a i n t . r 1» l'.n .
Iran t a r n a c ta
mi liffiw aa-1 m Ihr oM
lino» »0 o ften dun un « »»I rt
« • d o boh. it >*•>»■ a*« « itola arma 1a .
M o w i r d « .d**k
I
aftt f .1
■alni na. at ia. mm a n n i tv* an* Iran, to 1*or»‘«<1 toy some of our long
*1 b Mit i l fV rttnr
*a» na na r a n o iiim l, i ava«* a* r i a* i a
c o «■' «a alaaim mu a -vaia« aa* a nata pool«. pt litg, »(»lintf, urn!
W r b c i n r<
- i l . I h , r a m i of la. Mai M..ai- avo arra 1 A m
ira, ■a.
ul» m an Is IncllCNsd (0
am*i a i.« ,.*
' ' f a a»
KaM. i
•i.
a. afta na* «I Stink • 0*1 sight which ***ms (0 Im
ta . mi
ih ta d u m i A4
m il M M IBP •il
ic* b u ll tal HPam
***®H* lh .lr J K .v r had la (VI
*lUt oofl roa! e t a « ,»
.»h> .
Wh* » * • «a* «Wl Ita l i i MI
•bay gpl (xmI hum M«h«m| u« i IhiI »•if ma th o u g h t « r t V f t l b a c i
II*
iKri® f«h oui »bu
lift*« «I
WAR SAVING GAME
iuroptan Contact Takes Sport* mon Out ot the F M I
m ut* Seta* at 0««* and
I M ata* Hunting a
Bien a ta n 1» apart.
D a g li» tb* w ar tb* paemamoH
B f. (tfVlOftUi flUtal Ita taXiUPlABI
U»ttir |o «ta«« Awrfftrm gatta»
otlltaU tai, « H ita ffwlrflt* J. IU í é *
Ita. W ir I a i M toA l lo olk) Ufo m
Ituil H l i k n ta to ) IttaBlrt» imi «f i t e
IMd •tul fut» m * w | ib» ito f tii» i>ttc»
of m u« Bod itiit«tantii««ii «boni SO tour
: bai
i boi It ta I
I.
ibi
ttlff. • ö j r » i | - t a
Barrilla Parma, Bay vili«
I 01 • m pm im pm
C. S Grama, Lakewood
•»
umm Y«ft rN M 4 tal
n»* fo rt f Mit t m
1 «1
Henry B. Maina, Lakawood
• *rt
Ttiftt««
1 1ff
• »1
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vi,' ü i v' <*
II
ff
# H Iff n • it
wtoMtafi
Ifr |»r«
Tl»*
fumi. Ita i t s
Amanean ■«oka in Hu
14 M f|a 46 f* *
ft» tt
VMfftitft ta
• n H
BortOffM
• A4
n »,
<«f Its r a »
■glo AInerirmi I
Till- ringle
■•OtaOtawtl»
« it ta M ff M
ftl 1$
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T. Munta*
d In It umili la "I
1 ta|
1 M widely
I n i Mtat
II 9ta
AMBIVI
l»4*J
lu t im i p a r i ,
XiH
hill.*' S
Irving’- V
1 Iff
II M
Î tat
Ttaitawisa
lea th a t t h e
nalnted for the Musiviv
rv •• m tt
faratatai Cttf Je (li ta4
"S.
• M 11*1«, «1**1
ftWM'MUvc,.
Il M 11 ae IM II t!
e t h e gaieté,
d the ItUMlllU Ih,)« h,{
ft«f ttrj«) i.'ltf
It 4§
( M i n t « « ti
'tiled by Mie lining, of Lent
I»PI
Id n o t. Tita»
! Nini t'l « m Mm k T'-nlii
I laulPBiP« Am man
'«offrii
taioBfff
*»»• «• *GUft, »] ,Ji »■•
JOHN U. NuTff L
h la a po»
he ) ond the Niemen timi 1
l“'l
m
I «H »«S HO««
«i i,
io)
Il
k they inhnbit lh<
un» i 'N I f e
Bel Un. All lu nil. It aeetn« luti Cl
»tfort lo ihe t
e«!«« itm a h
■
i
rw « o*a Ai ontani«« M
are
»tw I c*»la»l p ir n » « iorr rem ole from «n. i
i v a set o u t
taluno •ni»', more Amerlrnn In ib* ib
ik r a n n et i*. m i ,i It acro tract:
flam s were shipped from Cape May.
NOTICE
rea» to KtaVta
Am«rl ran« know Hu-dun
'* l* « l i » « a*,l *« aiiuuiM « mi li be«©», if » t'irro r on nc unt ,»f (he
• *Ita*« i» i*. p i„ . ot nraii nun. ia« cut Uhi town of our forvetn •nd drying Wildwood ami o ther place« m th a t se c ­ lit«* w ild I lf «* *»f ih t ti
The pu stag'
Ilw Franklin’*
rriinkllii'o iiut
1ìt'iM’i* wha tb«
nmllenee
•lata* M aan* aa. a» l*> „I aa arra
L oral Budget of Iba Borough o f H ar­ World, *o
Up of I >oks and a lrrim a . The ordin* tion via the inland waterw ay to May I s « • folto»»rffj
no li
dia*« noi
nurpriro onc lo
It doe*
not aurprif
vey Cedar*. In the Count) of Ocean, for lm»rn im m n Ilutailnn ertile Ihnl Ih«*
Alan ali ikal cff-uio irart
___
**Y« u p ffvw n d f n t h r tr h ti
elk a n d
not____
i»*d i)iai| • ry »r ice found In our Acidi Atta! Ilia d . Tuckerton and Went C’rrek
(ho r o a r 1918. aa approved, and Notice
and »«tag ia to# T^waakipef Jaraana. ('«••(- «
alone according to this statem ent have buffai«» untiIl tb v r v w * ooo».
lin
i
Atnt‘rt(*nn
bonk
lran«lnto«|
info
g
a
r
d
o
are
an
harm
less
on
tkwao
aa*t
m
«
u
of
*#*
j«rwy
»iioata
o»
tía
to».! »nd
of H earing Thereon.
-You » r e hunting • !< er. T h
e ü lf.
Huftidun tau» Ihe |ir«Mlu< f of |*<»nr IMHi- •onta •»«*« of Hie pot» le f«-*.! i«*«.ntig fu no lari* ir » of freit benefli to farmer», in also sent over thi« Inland rout» about
N otice ia hereby given th at the Bor­
aoow Mi la to Hooawtt*. Miti«: aegiiaiog at A
ta re s u m » .
ough Council of the Borough of Harvey »n!*ta |wn. Thm wn* 18 y w n u firr •taka la t*f eeotor of tke rtad. «oí i auk« iwiog d»»troyi ng all aorta o f inacetì »nd II,UtlO bbla. flub. 230,000 bu. o f oyster»
••What d 0 y o u 1 a n t j o u r a o a U p
•tlstaat two <halos no • manw (ftootk ft» degrooa
i Vdara, a t a m eeting held I anuary 7. he dled.
«•■aiaote I mi tr m the iMwionteg ooraor of a vermin, Human nature la prone to and 20,000.000 clam s. Will someone bunt? KabtiitsY*
M 8 , approved the following Local Bud­
trae« of aa tad fte-saa aerei eoo«eyod to i k r u i dtatroy :
tell
us
when
this
freight
line
w
aaestabm ny thing« that are »« cming
Ttor a v .rn c r .Vrw Hr Iran r» a « fln *
ftartaon by Jotas W • toyi -o sod wife. th««oo
g e t fo ra a ld Borough for the y ear 1918:
aloog the on 'die of ttae aatal mad tooita w4#> ly u s r ln a, but are rvally our illita in lu h *d along our bay? They m ust he (lint a im know« th a t It la true. ! ( •
V IR G IN CRANBERRY LAND tree«
Surplua Revenue Account, $871.60
sad lo «taatra Ia«t it ctaa'oa «Tllaka in a
" lh
hlpa
th
at
pass
in
the
n
ig
h
t"
,
as
li turra to Im i ita#
IR
has toranl fmtti th r oltl*tl
•lake; them« aoaik M legre«« Wn i aloof ita» f lg h t in if tho great armici of destructivo
1. Surplua Revenue Appropri­
they hav not been seen during the day Bl'UII'lntlf *«f fulitr UN*il tu In*; lar « » i .
towldi# of a dllrk i etialna «t l|*katoa ■***»«: bug« etc
NOUTh CAROLINA
ated
$400.00
theOf» onrtta 4« dffcretw jo mmut«« We«t >1rfcaiaa
In a tin «til Itir loll* cm« nilluti* uC rutta*
• • llaka, to Wber « a coirne «f •■ «ita «f aootta H i Capt. rorneliua Thomtwon is (juite tim e.
2. Miacfllancoua Revenue»:
COIt RESPONDSACI IRVITBD
deg*©«« W#*t would letervwct u»* muí# -.mnit f
, Wo never d tu b t figure» especially lr*a drotnirtliHl. th r ItirvitoM# r a d
H otel lkenaea
99.80
I
v
l
a
t
the
home
o
f
hit
daughter
in
frolli
l«ff
begin
ni
rg
corner;
tO
ffO
C
#
OOf'tl
H
dffJOHN L. ROPER LUMBER CO.
w hen given by e x p ert lU tb tic ia n * , but %vtorn the mountain« » b r r r tu* to v rta
gr*e« Ka«t 4 • bala« 4ft llaka moro or Ims to t*»» Ml. Holly
Franchise Tax
8.90
»•eginniag. coauioinf a tod » ton aem betkt
NORFOLK. VA.
fil •«ro#
Toll tax
17.00
I let* *ec about the au.OOO.Otg) clam* from to hunt will hr llf< Ire«.
more or Ira*
A n o t h e r d l f l l r u l t y I n t h r (intto a T
O th e r miacellaneoua revenue*, pole*
Kirep irg ont ni tk« aitove «•« cH»»ed premi*«» I Aa we are constantly reminded to .T uckerton and We»t Creek, Taking
w ire etc.
21.71
•• much 'hereof aa H»« wit lo lite following •ave in every way. we have one wa« ■tl.i working day*, thi* would mean * p n tti* |»re*ervM tli)i» l i r a In t h r n |i) H id k
SHERIFFS SALE
• omdsriri to wit: Heginnieg at astone •land­
3. S ta te Railroad and Canal Tax 46.U8
ing ia the fourth and cumio. Ho* of a tr ot of by which many hundreds of dollars catch of 63,897 for every day in Ihe t l o n In ro n ffrr« » i to fr<t«»rul n o ti o n In t h #
4. Amount to be raised bv taxa• •TTPaiwt arre« return-«I to Jonatbaa F»rmaa and
m a tte r .
N o th in g * h u t f e d e r a l a r t lot»
tion
By rtrtu«* of a writ of PI P«.. ImumI out Jame« Ttir>«ckm 'Mon F tiro try «ih lT*n. and »»• can lie *»»ved. L et ua tak e the froten y e ar except Sunday*, ami th ere must s a v e d t h e w ild fo w l. H y m i a o u o f t h e
110.00
.f «hr OOtart Of I fim itrry «»f lb » H U H
arded in the Harvmr Deaera • office at Penh potatoes and e a t them while »till be a few month* during the w inter
£
of Now Jmrmf and to uio dlroctnl, I wIP fttnhoy, m book s ft Pa*»’ *yf rudug Ik« third
m i l r n l o r y g u iu e law. d r a w n h y g u v *
»700.25 wit
at public Yrin)ue on
tract mentioned in asid retara, «hence running frozen, then we can aa»e the others , w hen they don’t g e t any a t all, which e m i n e n t o rle titlN ta u n d |iro v ld lii|C pn>*
from the MPI beginning north »ft -«egtra» west so in the spring we will b.* about even
Appropriation*.
Tutaidny, February 10. 1018
| would mean more than the above daily t e r t l o n f o r w a t e r f o w l fr o m (*11110da t o
tt en« na I link* to a «tone planted for a corner;
1918
C urrent Expense*
1917
• hen**« touih 40 dngie«« 4A miuule« west nine on th at score. Give them awuy to average. They m ust be thicker there M e x le o , t h e y a r e n o w tieU eY et! t o bs*
llou«e in th« village of Titin« Klvrr chain«
to
a
stone
for
a
corner;
thence
»oath
•«
»
»225.no $225.00 At the Court
1. Salaries
uDtv of oomi dH i Mica of atv Jenin, degree« Kuo» | | t hxlii« to « «lone the «ouiheæt everyone who can use a h a lf bushel or
j than in our bay, or a* some auy, the e a f o f o r n h u n d r e d y o u r » .
300,00
t.et wren the hfiurta of U m. anti Ao'clock p. m . to corner
2. Road repairs
1 He mett*« land; thence north tT bushel before they thaw. In that way
wit of • ou oVIo- k p. lu nu Mill d«| tali the fui> degree«of41sal
The fnrt Which t h r avert!gp sporta3. Postage, Stationery
minute« K««t « chain« H link« to the
| bottom mu»t be paved w ith them . Now
lowing
<ie«crib«N
l
real
«Mate;
nearly all of this stock could be dis­ j if we put them in sacks of .KXl each, we nutit « i*s not reullie la that when m
75.00
and Printing
75.00 AM that tract or imrce) of l»ci«t anti premise«, beginning, containing in and M-l o actM.
15.00
1. Renta
15.00 lirrcinnfler pur'IcnUrlv «te*rn»te«1 «mute, lying I Alim excentlng out of the above deaeribed M posed of and the good ones saved for
of wild in me la m lu re d to n
I would have 127 sacks daily or .'19,751
an*» »'ring m the Townehlp of LbAowoimI. in the aerea trae» a certain cranberry beg. muíate on
85.00
5. C ontingent fund
ferini im lii
10 b n r l t /
K ta'ern «ide «»f «apt tract containing i acre« an<i •eed. i t is little trouble to use them,
iunt>
of
Ocean
and
8
aie
of
Jereej.
¡during the year; and according to the no tin
C. Incidentata
50.00 Itcginnlng M a point In th e eomherl? line of I ia 1l«i ai r* « «« «iirveyed hi»« map|»etl March lfui»
How mt •It it la t r o U r t « r f
pe
1
then»
and
drop
in
.old
w
ater
for
a
figures given, the price« quoted in the F or e:
Fifth street ill«»«nt one hun<ire«t iwcnty-four «nd j ltd* by lierbert Hurdge, Hurveyor.
Ita in ’^ I the« bill lilt) tuuit
$ 7(H). 00 $ 265.00 46 |M) feci e«*t» ri/from ihe mini corner of h
Selieti «« the property of Itenrlch ('armeua, lew' m inutes, then boil and they will I account, it m eant about $2'N),ooo a era ua
id belle* d Huit tli TO V- • «OiC
irgct
of
A.
I
i?.l"o
conveyed
io the «m<i joNeph et ux. et «I. defendant, ami taken into execution keep for several days, or keep them in
Notice is fu rth er given th a t the (J. Ddvi laon l»v deed from ta ii||«m HohcrtN u a» me sul» of Wo f AU 'man, complalusu , «ml
' snug littie sum fo r one season, to nlwnyi
plenty « r buffalo, In PRÎT
Borough Council of the Borough of and wife t»u<l oilier« tUled the 4th day of •‘eptein 1 to be sold by
a cool place so they will not get soft
out to It nt them
divide among the few who follow clamm ■ they V
H arvey Cedars aforesaid, will conduct i»er, iHAOnnd recorded <n the derk » UMce of
ASA T. WIL*BY. Mieriff and they cun he used as wanted. Don’t ing.
Ocrun
Coimtv
In
Hook
»4
O'
I»
c»mIbon P«g 8 SAc.
WT»A 11
It took them tw< yeen-4 to
Frederic 9. Wack. Point Plena nt, N. J.
a hearing on said Local Budget, a t the ««(•I point i" log the Becond «ml iiorthqiMterly
be loo proud to eht frozen potatoes, in
for romplalnant.
fart t!i it the lit Tul,» w a s
Council Chamber, in the Borough of comer of l«ml c«mvrvr<l hy «Bid DavidHun 10 »lie DatetiSolicitor
January m». 1tis.
Pra. fee, fri.00 many places in Kuropy they would be I O f course these shipm ents were made
tlrlckBluirg
l.nnd
it
ml
Improv«
in**nt
Company
hy
H arvey Cedars aforesaid, on Monday, deed dat>-d day 49. ihw «mi raiming thence ulonj
by rail; but suppose there had been a p ru rtlr itllv extinct. Wolves mil liuiit*
.
..j
the fourth day of February, 1918, at the cHKieriy line of ««Id Company'* land (uow of
glad to g e t the peelings. I’y ttin g a 1boat running every month in tho year, era destroyed the remmmt m uch fuster
eight o ’clock p.m .,w hen and w here ob­ id» Forest Hotel Co.) and the weeterly line of
tlum It could breed.
card in the window is not all th a t
rh-Kfthurg Land and Im
j which is hardly ever |>o«sible, it would
S
H
E
R
IF
F
’S
SALE
jections thereto mny be presented by
Of course the buttulo Iuih been over­
pr'«cmcDWCniupany losald Jrmcph <». DavitUon
required of ua. If we wish to really j m ean a c ra ft th at could carry .'!)I2 bbls.
any tax p ay er of said Borough.
D| d«M dntd Hi-1Wttl tlHV of May, 189" JJBN
worked us tin object leaion In game
By virtue of an axeeatioa on co n tract imue-i help in this world war we must eat
two dfgrfes and Ofteen mmu'e« east oiie tin By order of the Borough Council.
■of fish, 500 sacks o f oysters and 179 protection. As opponents of protec­
drrd fo'ty-ulne ami flfty-ng hundredth« feet to o ut of the Ocean c o u n t) Common I’le«« Court things we may not crave
F L E T C H E R ANDREW S,
the HOutherlY line of saul Dayidson'« laud; tnenee and to me directed, I will ael. a t public veu tue
I sucks of clams each and every day, but tive m easures have pointed out, th e
Don’t let us h ear any more of the as one boat could m ake but three trips
Borough Clerk. « l o n g t h e «a m « (4) North elghty«seven OQ
buffalo could not have mirvivecf civil­
degree« a n d foriyiive minutes east, fifty
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1918
Dated January 21, 1918.
old fashioned w inters ty some of the
f**«t; theuce ( I North two degree« and Ilf een
minute« wear one handled forty-nine and «4 100 At the Court house In the village of Tom« Hive-, older citizens. We have them “ beaten | per week this whole route, she must ization except in very limited number*
anyway.
feet to the southerly line of Klf ri Htreet; thence in the County of Ocean ami s ta te o f ' e w Jersey,
tak e for her load 1,086 bbls. of fish,
(4) south eighty-seven deg ee« and forty-fiye between the hour« of 12 ru. and ft.no o'clock p. m , | to a frazzle” for cold and snow, but
But this Is not tru e of deer, elk und
1,500 Backs of oysters, and 537 sacks of
minute« west fifty feet along the southerly line to w it at ujci o'clock p. ru. on said day all tne
NOTICE
they
had
more
to
e
a
t
in
th
eir
cellars
of Fifth Htreet to the place of beginning.
following described real estate:
clam s, which would mean quite Home mountain sheep which inhabit the IiIk If
All th at lot or tra c t o f land In th e Township of and barns then, than h a lf the town
d a« the property of Anna V. Davidson et
c ra ft. But the tim e i' b coming when m ountain ranges th at will ulwoye tie a
Local B udget of the Borough of al.Heiz
Brick In the County of Ocean and H'ate of New
defendants, and taken Into ex cutlon at the
L av allette for the y ear 1918, as ap­ suit of Jennie A. M otheralll,(R xeeutrlx)com ­ Jersey, beginning at a «tone In th e middle of tue now together, if it was all in one heap. this will be a reality, and not fa r off wilderness. There 1» only one measure •
highway leading from Burravllle to Lucy’s Cove
which can save them, und th a t Im irhe
proved, and notice of hearing thereon. plainant, and to be sold by
Chas. Conrad and Wm. Hazclton e ith er.
lu th e Metedeoonk R iver where th e easterly Mae
ASA T. WIL8EY, Sheriff.
provision of game refuges In national
N otice is hereby given th a t the Bor­
of Hauiuel Wardell’a property crosses th*» same, sp en t several days last week d istrib u t­
[T
he
figures
given
in
the
a
rticle
in
H. JA Y N E IH.,
being ais the w esterly line of Jo h n w . P arker'*
forests w here these anlm uls can breed
ough Council of the Borough of Lav­ WILFRED
Soi’r of Complainant.
land; thence (I) northerly along aatd division, 8 ing feed to quail. These men like question were from an official report;
alle tte in the County of Ocean, a t a
unmolested, und the Increase restock
Thompson Building,
chain«, ft4 links tow ard Beaver D im Creek to a many others who tak e a day occasion­
Lakewood. N. ).
the sta te m en t did not say the products the surrounding country.
m eeting held January 19th, 1918, ap­
«tone set for a corner; theoce »2) easterly anil
proved the following Local B udget for Dated January 43, HUH.
Pr». lee »U.») parallel with the above road B chains lfl links to ally to hunt quail a re willing to take were shipped from Cape May to Bay
a
stone
aet
f->r
a
corner;
thence
(3)
southerly
and
said Borough for the y ear 1918:
parallel with the first course 8 chains and 64 links tim e and expense to keep them from Head, though it m ight easily be read
Dress In London.
to a «tone in the mldd e of the «aid road; theuce sta rv in g when the season is out for
A. T otal A nticipated Revenues:
to m ean th a t,b u t over some p a rt of the
Something might he said of th e
(4)
westerly along said road 3 chains lfl links to
S H E R IF F ’S SALE
1. Surplus Revenue Appropri­
the beginning. C ontaining 1 an d 12-1 >n acres, shooting, but the average man th a t w aterw ay betw een those points.— E d.[
changes th a t three years of w ar have
being the same prem ises conveyed to the said
a te d
(none)
brought about in our clothes, ways the
Charles W. Maxson by Adeline Browu by deed hunts fo r gam e daily for w hat there
By virtue of a w rit of Fi. r »„ Issued out of
2. Miscellaneous Revenue
(none)
dated Ja n . 2, 1888, recorded In book m of deeds is in it would see the last bird starv e,
the Court «f Chancery of the Btate of New J er­
Manchester (¡unrdiun. Evening drone
3. Poll Tax
50.00 sey
for the County of Ocean, Page 140 Ac. Being a
and tom e directed 1 will aell at public ven­
LAK EW O O D
is not abolished, but it is becoming
p art of the same prem ises conveyed to Chanes before he would spend an hour to help
4. Amount to be raised by Tax­
due on
Howard Maxson by Frank D urand. Master In
much less custom ary In theaters and
ation (including Railroad
Tuesday, February 19, 1918,
t’hancery by deed dated Dec. 1, 1910 and record d them
Bowdoin Plum er having left the »•est^urantR, and people coming up to
7604.42
and Cana! Tax)
Jan . 8, 19'2, In book ftSfl, page 843 of deeua for
Now th a t clubs, associations, lodges,
At th e C o u rt H o u se In th e v illag e o f T om s
said county.
Tim es and Journal to develope a real London who used to bring evening
R iver, in th e C o u n ty o f O cean a n d Htat«
etc.,
a
re
curtailing
all
expenses
possi­
$7654.42 of
All th a t certain lot,, tra c t or parcel of land and
New J e rs e y , betw een th e h o u rs o f 12
clothes w ith them no longer do so*
prem ises herein after particularly described, sit­ ble by dispensing with suppers, recep­ e sta te proposition in a northern state,
iu. and 6 o’oIock p .m . to w it at i.yo o’clock
B. A ppropriations.
1918
1917
uate lying aud being In the tow nship of Rrlck,
Stiff white collars a re disappearing,
th a t Lakewood paper will be conducted
m. on s a id d a y a ll th e fo llo w in g d e ­
tions,
b
allj
and
o
th
er
social
functions,
County of Ocean aud state of New Jersey. Be­
$ 50.00
P roperty
$ 50.00 scrib e d real e s t a t e :
find the soft collar is worn by all
by
A
rthur
P.
Emerson,
who
has
been
ginning
at
a
stone
standing
In
the
easterly
line
Boardwalk & Dock
500.00
400.00 A' i hat ruct or parcel of la^d and premises of Baw Avenue w here same Is Intersected by the M ariners lodge, F. & A. M . , have adop­
classes. T he democratic process hud
with it since it was bought by D. B.
It
lua*'»;r particularly described, situ ate, lying
Highw ays, R epairs
southerly line of H om est ad Farm o f late Charles ted a plan whereby they can follow suit
already set in nt Hie house of com­
d being tu the Township of 1akewood, in the
w . Maxson, deceaaed. said sto n e being the
800.00
400.00 Cnuuty
and m aintenance
Plum
er.
David
P.
Simpson
is
now
of Ocean and S tate of New Jersey, and
northw esterly co rn er of lot w hereon »aid Chas. in saving and y et have the social m eet­
mons. One rem em bers the shock th at
Schools
1750.00
1475.00 utteu atid bounded aa follow :
H M axson now lives; thence ru n n in g from said ings as heretofore. They have com associated w ith Mr. Emerson
Mr. Kelt* Hurdle's cloth cap created
75.00 Beginning a t a point in the southerly line or stone(i)aiong
Finance Com.
75.00
northerly line of said ('has. H.MaxEl
wood
Applegate
of
Asbury
Park
Salaries
625.00
on its first appearance there, but it
450.00 Fifth Street, between Forest Avenue and Lake son’s lot and the southerly line of said Horn stead bined the anniversary in February and
Drive
being
th
e
northeasterly
corner
of
a
lot
Farm
sou’ll
61
degrees
4*>
m
inutes
east,
one
hun­
has
brought
suit
dam
ages
against
Borough Expenses
200.00
200.00 heretofore conveyeo by the said party of the first dred sixty feet to a stake; tlo nce (2) north 31 de­ the L adies' night in ]une, and will hold
has advanced immensely since the w ar
Lighting
600.00
600.00 p art to Ann V. Davidson and ru ining thence (1) g rees 4 m inutes east, and parallel with Hav Ave­
Joseph E. W hite of Lakewood, in the began. Frock coats tire in small and
Fire Protection
25.00
25.00 south two degrees fifteen m inutes east one hun­ nue 80 feet to a Hta e; th e n ce(3) n o rth 61 degrees, one som etim e in May, thus doing away Ocean common pleas court, growing diehard m inority. S p ats are «in their
fo'ty-nlue and Bfi-iao feet to the southerly
46 m inutes west parallel with said first line 16" with the big expense of a banquet
250.00
Board of H ealth
200.00 dred
line of said D .vl Ison’s land; theuce («) Nor h
feet to easterly line of Bay Avenu»; thene»(4)
out 01 an automobile accident on the Inst legs. Top h ats survive m irac­
Board w alkCertificates
Ighty seven dregrees forty-five m inutes east one
along the same, south 31 degrees,4 m inutes west, when we are doing our utm ost to help
ulously, it might seem, until one re­
and In te re st
1165.00
1165.00 hundred fifiy feet more or less to the southw est­ no feet to the beginning. Being premise« con­ in every way we can. A com m ittee of road from Lakewood to Farm ingdale
erly corner of a lot conveyed b.y said parry of the
veyed to Chas. H. Maxson bv William K. Blod­
on October 8, last. W. H. Jayne rep­ members th e ir enduring qualities, so
Highway Certificates
first p s it to Jam es II Davidson; theuce (3) North
g ett A wife bv deed d ited O ctober 8 19 i, ami men and women, (among whom no con­
and In te re st
1614.42
1765.00 two degrees fifteen m inutes west along said recorded in Ocean County C lerk’.s Office Jan . 8,
resents White; Bernard V Poland of th a t their persistence is only a form
tention should ever exist) could be apJam es u , Davidson’s w esterly line, one hundred
1912, in Book 386, page 2t»S.
Asbury Park, is counsel for the plain- of w ar economy after nil.
forty-nine
and
66-1
On
feet
to
th
e
southerly
line
of
$7654.42 $6745.00
All th at certain lot. tra c t or parcel of land and p o in t e d to arrange t h i s time for a b ig
tiff
F ftn Street; 'hence (4) South eighty-seven deprem ises hereinafter described, 1>ing and being ,
c __,i
.
, .
Notice is fu rth e r given th a t the gr
Dining With the Private.
* h forty-five m inutes w est along the southerly
In th e township of Brick, in the C ounty of Ocean 90C ia
f o r a ll
S p e a k in g ,s in g in g ,
W alter
Montague, a Lakewood
Council of the Borough of L aval­ one of Fifth S treet one hundred fifty feet more or and state of New Jersey, designated as Lot No. 1 music, gam es, social intercourse,w here
It lias come a t last—the offensi? o f
1
ss
to
the
place
of
beginning.
on
Mip
of
Wm.
C
Falkluburgh.
deceased.
Be­
school boy, fell and broke his leg in an officer dining in public v.ith a p r i­
lette, in the County of O cean,afore
ginning at a stake In the easterly line ot May everyone is made to feel a t home. A
said, will conduct a heariner on said
the school yard
Seized as the property of Kma! ne J . Davidson,
A venu“ at, the southw esterly corner of Lot No. 2
vate. It w as bound to come, soon or*
short
comedy
sketch
and
many
other
Local Budget, a t the Council Chamber, et al, defendants, and taken into execution at
laid down on said mnp; thence ( 1) southeanterA son was born recently to Mr. and
late. The present w riter, notes the
y along the southerly line of said lot 2 182 50 -ino features could he arranged so th a t
in the Borough of L a v a iie u t, aio re the suit of The Lakewot.d Building and Loan As­
feet to a co rn ero f th e same thence; (2) south­
Mrs. Wm. E. M atthews of Lakewood. London Dally Chronicle, met not tong;
said, on Saturday the ninth day of Feb­ sociation, com plainant, and to be sold by j
w esterly along the line of Lot 25, 4.s and 90-luo young and old would enjoy the evening
ago a private In uniform aud tw o men
Mr. and Mrs. M artin Cinder of Lakeruary,1918,a t e ig h t-th irty o’clock p.m ., Wilfred 0. Jayne Jr., ASA T. WILSEY, Sheriff feet to th e northerly line of plot A. as lnid down
on said map; thence (3) northw esterly along ihe a fte r which serve a light tre a t and all wood announce the engagem ent of their
in m ufti. Of the two, one who should
when and w here objections thereto
Soi’r of Complainant,
northerly line of s im e lftft and 4<)-10n feet to the go home pleased. We cannot all have
Thompson Bidg., Lakewood, N. J .
may be presented by any taxpayer of
have been wearing the uniform of a.
easterly line of Bay Avenue; thence (4) norrhea'ddaughter, Helen, to Mr. Carl A. Marsh
Dated January 23 1918.
P rs. fee $10.60 erly along the easte<ly line of said Avenue fifi and ju st w hat we w ant a t this tim e, but we
said Borough.
second lieutenant, explained: “Privateof W aterbury, Ccnn.
94-ton
feet to
premises I ,„ ,n an
^
,
, ...
14-100 fee'
' the beginning.
‘
~B eing
‘
By order of the Borough Council,
Plunk, here, Is my uncle. H e is np
conveyed
wo **
^ 1( host interest
:onveyed to Chas. El. Maxson by Amelia Maxson ; dl 1
JAMES P. FE R R IS ,
bv deed dated Nov. 6, 191 and rec. Jan. sih, j of all concerned and not. be like the boy
for a visit, and according to regula­
Borough Clerk.
1912 In book 388, page 40.
SH ER IFF’S SALE
tions I ought not to be seen about with,
WEST CREE.C
Dated January 19, 1918.
All th a t certain lot, tract, or parcel of land and with the b a t and ball—-if he can’t be
him. Since I joined th e tinny X haveprem ises herein after'particularly decrlbed. abu- 1knocker all the time, he won’t nlav
By virtue of an execution on lien claim is«uo<t
ate
in
Township
of
B.
lck,
'
o
of
Ocean
and
State
j
1
J
*
out of the Ocean County c irc u it f’ourt. and to me
One of the recent hard winds blew grown bang out of my civilian rijr..«of N. J . Beginning a t a point in the <asterly
directed, I will well at public vendue on
Nowr is the tim e we should show our
I’ve borrowed a suit from the gEWNiotv.
line of Kay a venue and Bn feet n c r h - r ly from a
off Will Shinn’s kitchen roof
charity
in
feeding
the
birds
th
a
t
flock
sto
n
e
a
t
the
intersection
of
the
s
u
'h
e
rlv
line
of
Tuesday, February 5, 1918
haven't I, dad?” “Yes, you hare;, und
Work less Monday has been observed
the Homestead Farm of the late Ch in W. MaxAt the Court house lu the village of Toms River,
it's my best, you villain,” answ ered'
son, dec’d, being also the liorti'w esterly corner around our doors when instinct tells here
in the County of Ocean and S tate of New Jersey,
of a lot of land which Wl Ham K. B 'ndgett and them to seek m an’s abode when fields
the second civilian.
betw een the hours of 12 in. and ft.oo o’clock p. m.,
A few sleighs were out
wife co nveyed to said (’hap. H Mux -on by deed
to w it at 1.30 o’clock p m. on said day, all the
dated Oct. 3, 1911. recorded In the C le rk ’s Office and wood are covered with snow. Snow
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Kelly have re*
following described real estate:
of Ocean County in Book 386 of deed«, page 2yi,
Mostly So.
birds are more plentiful than for sev­ turned home a fte r a visit in Philadeletc,
and thence running from said point along
T ra ct Two: All the piece or parcel of laud
“You're un d er arrest,” exclaim ed th e
rhe northerly line of above m entioned iot south eral years. Red birds are frequent phia
situate, lying and being in ihe Township of
61 degrees, 4 m inutes Fa^t 16» feet t ' a poim.
officer, as he stopped th e autoratt&fl'e.
Bei keley, County of Ocean, la te of New Jerse>,
the C" (2) north 31 degrees 4 m inutes en«» and visitors. 1 arks aiso leave the meadows.
Revival m eetings are being held in
and more particularly dea< ribed as fo Iowa: Lor.
“W hat for?” inquired Mr. Chugging.
parallel with Boy Avenue f»<> feet to a point; Starling and sparrow s seem to bury the
33 and 84 lu Block B28, Plat B, B., Map No. 7, as
the M. E. church
thence (3) north 61 degrees 45 m inutes we«r. par­
“I haven’t m ade up my mind yet. TO
designated and delineated on map entl led
h
atchet
and
feed
together.
We
all
like
allel
with
first
line
1*0
feet
to
the
easterly
line
of
“ Beachwood,0 Ocean County, N. J ., duly filed lu
Mrs. K athryn Fharo recently visited
ju st look over your lights, a n ’ your
Bay Avenue, thence (4) along the sam e south 31
the Office of the County Clerk in the County of
<iegr ees, 4 m in tres w est 4 • feet, to the place of to hear the birds sing in the spring and in A tlantic City
license, an’ your numbers, an’ so forth.
Ocean, which map 1h a sub-d.vision of lands
beginning. Heh g prem ls s co v ved hv Wm. sum m er, then let us help the m through
shown on map entitled Boundary line map of
Mr. and Mrs. George ’’ox are spend­ I know I can get you fo r somethin’.""
K IDodgett & w i’e to« has. H. M axson Mxreh
**24*4)0 acre” tra c t near Toros River. N. J . , Nept.
3fth, 191$ by deed reco rd ' d in Ocean Co. Clerk’s this w eather and they will repay us ing the rem ainder of the w inter in
12th, 1914, to be called Beach wood., surveyed hy
Office In book 420, page 43«.
A. D. Nickeraon, C E , «nd filed in the Ocean
No Alarm.
with th eir songs in a few weeks. Who Camden
Belz°d as the »roperty of Charles F o ard MaxCounty Clerk’s Office, November U tb, 1914
“Did you h ear there was a great*
son. defendant, and ta aen Into execution at the can tell w hat has become of the large
Seized as the p ope ty of W arren T. B urnett,
Miss
Helen
Shinn
has
been
acting
as
su it or Amelia Max on, plaintiff, and to be
breaking out a t the jail?*’
builder, and Mary F. Hu<uett. O w ner,defendants,
flocks of skylarks th a t a few vears ag^ township stenographer
sold by
taken into execution at ihe su it of William
“Wltut was it? The worst chara«Want to Sell or Buy Any­ and
ASA T. WILSEY, Sheriff. were so umerous around the meadows?
C. Craven* plaintiff, and to be sold by
te rs there J”
DAY2D A. VBBDEK.
ABA T. WIL«EY, Sheriff,
thing—try Courier Classified Advs
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“N o ; the measles.”
DavlS A. Yeetier, Attv.
Pra. lee $24.41» swamps gradually drive our bird's ar.d has an auto
One cent a word—minimum 15 els.
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lattari* m i t a l a r i P a p i. H a la n o » alaU u o e d a t C a » p V fadaaorlh, S p a r u t a
latri. » . C. Balte tela fran d la ite a ra .
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B e n n a ti Milla, «rara » a u r a t a o f ite*
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k l f l i u M C layton, aan a l U t. and
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Ala. >1* la grandaon of tte* late barn I* H Artillera k i»»c«iliri *Hh a uum
uel Lem ing o l Jarkaon Milla, » h o waa brr (tf olhcv fotitic tticti i»»**» thr l'hil«
•Icliibla J. W. I*. I. .Militar» Hainl. uf
a v a te ra n o l tte* C iati W ar
arblrb l»r • • • a tticmbrr. After «irviiu
W a lte r l i r»v a ti, tpn*of Mr». N e tti« ti» lUaytnc aml rrb rir« iii| be befan
G r a v a ti o l Jarkaon Milla, enliatad in '«■»I«« imutelr ante l.l- ra e . aml ba>
; in f bail • «rrimi* ma»l»»i.l ti|»rrali«*ii
tbe 1 . 1 N iv y .in d is on th e b sttie sh ip ftiur %«*«r» ag*> br npallml inen »)nip
Arbaikaaa
H e is the f f r i n d io n of
that br mu*t
|ila>ius bi» asseto m b a S. H endrick »on of l.c k ao n Mi.la,
£ &
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« v e te ra n of th e Civil w sr.
b«in«irablr t>bT«i*«l iliw*b»rx«*
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VI^ VHIItam
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for
Mr.
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would *»> giMulby to hin • « ra r old «as
e n g in e e r on th e l T. 8. K nickerbocker. | fwr „ t
to hr tran*frrrnl to
Mr. and Mrs. Matthews also h ave a «ms* otbrr branch of the arrvlcr «ml do
a- - i „„„„ <„.„«.1
Wteu 1hi* brat to "inakr foodl*" wbrrrvrr br
g r e a t grandson. Leroy Sprowl o i K e y j wjm .
, , r ar, l(fH, ,ha, hU gut
p o rt, who e n listed in th e Red Bank .<ril hraltli wi» *•*•*! and that kl» rar*
Am bulance corps, and la now w ith Co. j »•»<* him m. tiwuM* «ben h.- left Id.
a* «a ,, _ | in*tm m rnt alon** III* wl*h wa* grautril
P , 113th t . S. In f., Cam p BicClellan, „ ||(j j,r WRM trun»(••»red to Motor Coni'
A nniston, Ala.
' p a s y K o . 332, ram i» llam«H'k. on HeM re. M a rg are t V oorhee. of New ~
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B a rk a lo v of Freehold, who enlw ted in !*«• I H. Cramer. «Kiiiit.v euglnwi of
Co. G. Freehold N ational G uards, and j 1h '**"
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ia now ita tio n e d a t Cam p McClellan,
Thi> ,r ||( ,r WM wrlllM1 b),
A nniston, Ala.
W orth, of Inland Height*, a nrithrw of
John
IVttlt, of m
Inland
H ow ard Iron», aon of Mr. and M rs .1( Captain
who j(1 uow
jn (<om|lally
, \ \ s.linight*
Naval
D aniel Irons o f B ennett Mill*, who
.Norfolk. Va.. t«» hi* former teacbJlllim
w e n t to Camp D U w ith C o ..D , 3311th
U th rr.
.-r. Jam
«. It. Itrillirtt. of tb r Inland
l n f.. haa been tran afered to the Aux. Height. vhc«U :
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I r«H*riv»»<l your welcome letter and
R em ount D epot 303, Lam p u ix .
<*rtaluly wa* pleaned to hear from you
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and that your family are all well.
Tbe
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of New
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havenPVPr
been h«.,,
cold
ciralof
New Kirvot
b g y p i re
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it h#lt
p o rta having received a le tte r J a n u a ry , „ raid here a* you statinl in your let*
29th . from h e r son. F o rre st B right, now! t*r
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A cpu tt c lire*»
Referring to the Navy; l like it a*
in F ra n c e w ith Co. A, 6th U. b.
g- fap mft j
gone, excepting the get*
in e e rs, p a rt o f th e expeditionary force, ting up in the morning. We get up at
T he le tte r w as dated Jan u ary 8th. » «<*** »r in Navy talk at 2 bell*.
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...
I then we go out for one hour* exercise.
F o r r e s t sta te d th a t everything w as as ( \y ^pn WP jjr>4f started thin it seemed to
o le a sa n t and sa tis fa c to ry as could be; be a hardship, but it i* certainly a
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great
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a n o and
w e owe
n iook
all look
l o r ufor
w ditp hwhen
th a t they w ere q u a rte red
y we
Up | thought that when I wa*
.
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q u a in t old village in which the houses going to Nchmil and you rmub1 us do
and o th er stru c tu re s w ere b uilt of stone, *ono* of th*- military FXPrriM» that it
would n»*v«‘r b«* any benefit to me. but I
and a church in a near by village bore found out different aml wi*h that I
th e d a te of 1516,and the house in which had lx*en made to learn more than I
he is q u a rte re d is d a te d 1661. He did.They have about *ix thousand fel­
f u r th e r says th a t su g a r is e n tire ly un­ lows here and they are coming and going
o b tain a b le and also rep o rte d t h a t all the time. There were six hundred
fellow* »hipped from Pensacola, Florida,
last week as machinists for the avia­
tobacco was vile
tion school here. This is right along
side of us and we can see them Hying
Dennis J. MeElhlnney. of Point
nearly every day. They are interesting
Pleasant, who went to Camp Dix it. the
to look at but they noon get so com­
Inst draft, and who was transferred to
mon that we hardly notice them. We
F irst Motor Mechanic Regiment, Mjthave captain’s inspection every Thurs­
nal Corps, at Camp Hnnoook, Auf osta,
day and it was certainly nice out on
Ga., has been promoted to the |K>sition
the field today, the wannest we have
of master signal electrician.
iuid in two or three weeks.
Word lias been received of the snfe
1 was surprised last week when I
arrival of George Major and Clarence
went into the Y. M.
A. at the base
and .h« w Allen Nash, thr young f dlow
and Waite. It.own, of !.a!iewo'«d,
who lives across the street from the
former ball players on the loins River
Methodist Church in the Heights. He
team, somewhere in France with the
Lafayette College ambula..... unit. Let­ was surprised to see me. He stated that
he ha«l seen W alter Parker the night
ters to their parents here hearing this
before he sailed. I do not know when
intelligence have been received much to
I will get a furlough but would like
their comfort, and we are sure ull their
very much to see Island Heights once
friends will ia* glad to know that they
more.
made the trip in safety.
George Garwood Brown, the oldest
of the three Brown boys, who was un­
able to go to France when the Lafay­
ette unit sailed, underwent un operation
at the Allentown Hospital for the nose
and throat Inst week. His parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. C. Brown, have received
splendid reports of liis condition.
Second Lieutenant Pirnie. of 1» Com­
pany, 311th Infantry, was one of thr
men advanced to a first lieutenancy at
Camp Dix lust Friday.
Ralph I>. Patterson, of Merelmntville and Island Heights, son of Robert
Patterson, is now a lieutenant in tbe
I T. S. H. N.. and left home last week
o u rB o y ’iP h o to to C o u rie r for Washington. D. C.. expecting to sail
soon
for France. His brother George,
good pictures o f boys in
an ensign in the Naval Reserve, has
I N avy— m ust be in uniform
been in France for some time.
COUNTY HAPPENINGS
P le asan t borough schools are
one session during the cold
*, to sa v e fuel
rd E rrickson of P o in t P le asan t
jm ployee of a d ra ft board on
Island
je Haywood, whose d eath a t
le and burial a t M anahaw kin
ed in our M anahaw kin le tte r
;k, w as 95 years of age, and a
re sid en t of the shore tow n,
of a well known fam ily in th a .
CafU.
G e ttin g R e a d y tb e B ig
A rm y H o sp ita l a t L akew o o d
Lakewood, Jap. 26.—Tbe work of
turning the big Lakewood Hotel, which
was built at the expense of a million
dollars, by Nathan Straus, the New
York merchant and philanthropist, into
a V. S. Army hospital is going on rap­
idly. Colonel Smith, of the Medical
Corps, is in command and has charge
of the alterations. A complete new systeiri of heating and plumbing is being
put in. The hospital will hold 1200
, patients without crowding, and if neces­
sary the number can be greatly in| creased. It is understood that Lakei wood will also be a base for nurses and
J that from 50 to 100 nurses will be here
| all the time after the hospital opens up.
om all the shore towns are | Work nearly stopped a few days ago
Hog Island and sim ilar gov- when the hospital ran out of coal and
jobs— and coming back m ore ♦■here was none t<> be had in the town.
! Manager Frank Shiite, of the Laurol-ini (lie Pines, heard of tin* predicament and
is th e r V anH ise is teaching I has supplied the hospital from his store
sonic can be obtained.
ville school, succeeding Misa 1of Itcoalis (¡11
understood that ns soon as the
ay al, who goes to Ridgw ay hospital is completed it will be at once
filled up with men convalescing from
serious illness at the many army camps
in the country, until it is needed for
A. G .W ilb e rt B reak s Leg wounded men from overseas.
Boas ,o f Everything.
n an iah G.Wilbert, one o f the
“B ut,” exclaim ed the m an of deli­
m ost w idely known resid en ts
cate sensibilities, “will your con­
R iver, broke his lo g o n S a t. science perm it you to do as you sug­
by a fall. H e has alw ays g est?” “Look here, friend," answ ered
re and a le rt in b o th body and the politician, “I am accustom ed to be
boss, even of m y own conscience."
Nimbati} (Enmpany
«« ntn
IB W«»Bt « n 4 Tteat li
I» B*W *'»» t< U . M
LM iq
la t t ia t e
W r tte r e
•rtM * la ili* «aatem*M m
iti-th r w l w t Knfttste pnrtry F*»f
William Lyoa Fte-tpa qwotre William
••ta o * aa rem ptalaiaa o f ite» iam»«
«i»at prela* te**tow*tf a p re twin* p*
•I« ante aa aayiaa that with re * *t
repdan. aw aniac K lptlac itere* la pot
a Waft» «afílate pa*« th* aal** nf
« te a * pretti» wreM «at hare bare
itentiate! <*rel»«aptltet* tea Brett aa.) By
rre
-Witte Ibat re* brilliant *mrep
tire .” «aya W atare. "RnaUnd . Urina
>ln(*ra »aeread la reaching re ly a
pitifully amali amUrere."
la
mrellng r e Itela paaaag*.
J*
Fte»lp* aaya:
-W* regtet la remetnh** that Beoti
and Byron wer* raloaaa! figure«, an hlg
th at no *y* erntet ml a them , and that
tbe rea a re why Kipling tea* re jo y e d
•uhvlanital rew ard* I* not b*eaaa* of
tela political «team, nor te*eaua* o f tela
glorification of Ite» Brillate empire, but
•Imply bereut«* of hla lite rary g enia*
11« la a b rilliant ant) m ite n i exception
I« ih» common ran of poet* not m ere
ly In roynllle«, hut In creativ e pow er
Furtherm ore, ateortly a fte r Hila lac­
la re waa delivered A lfred Noy#a and
then John Manaflrid p a w e d from rily
in city In America la a vantatele
m arch of trium ph.
Mr. (» b a re and
Mr. I t e U U t r r received hom age e v ery ­
w here: ‘Riley day' la now n legal holi­
day In Indiana : R upert Brooke tea»
been canonlicd."
ALL ENEMIES MEET IN BERNE
•tre at* Are Thronged Witte Theoaand*
of Man W hs Hava fiaan Infam ad—
M utt W aar U niform a
At an} tim e of the day in tbe Rarimi
capita! one »era the uniform » of both
aide* on th e atreeta. for th ere are Iteoamind« o f French. Rritlah. G erm an and
Belgian* Interned In B w ltaerland. and |
according In the role* o f tte* game,
they muat w ear their uniform». In o r - 1
der to m ake the breaking of parole
harder, w rite- Will Irw in In th e Sat
urday E vening Post.
My Aral alght of a G erm an Frit*
cl limping down the a tre eta In hla n e u -1
tral green uniform and hla atont m ill-,
tary boot* gave me a kind of ateock j
of aurpriae. It la th re e year* now,
since—In Belgium —I laat beheld a free
m an In a Germ an uniform . T oday I
«aw dozen« of men In F ren ch uniform
pa** o th er dozen* In G erm an nnlform .
Each p a rty to theae meeting* would
look a tralg h t ahead, p re tending h e had
not noticed.
For th e benefit of th e entente p e o -,
plea th e ahnpa are dlaplaylng *uch
«Ign* a* th e a e : "Sw iss M anufacture." I
“Same Com position a s ----- -, th e Ger-1
man P rep aratio n , Out of Strictly Swl»*
Origin." “T h is Line M ade'bf 8wlsa and
English M aterial." Knowingly to buy
Germ an goods Is the sam e cardinal aln
among the French, A m erican and Eng­
lish colonies here.
"P ill Box” Defense.
T he “pill box” defense appeared In
the Germ an line* some tim e this year,
says th e Scientific Am erican. T he
“pill box” Is the B ritish aoldler's nam e
for a sm all, round, concrete block­
house w hich contains G erm an m achine
gunnera. T he "pill box" appears to
be the sm allest of G erm an concrete
defenses, some of which are nothing
short of fortressea In every sense of
the word.
The "pill box” strategy, which haa
been offset by heavier allied gunfire,
com prises the use of shell holes, trees,
rocks and every o ther available shel­
te r for m achine guns, Instead of the
old style row s of trenches. In other
words th ere Is a “zone of defense.”
The organization of th is zone of de­
fense Is such th a t the aerial observ­
ers of the allies cannot detect the in­
dividual m achine gun p o sts; hence di­
rect h its by artillery become alm ost
Impossible except by m ere chance.
Benzol to the Reacue.
E xperim ents recently conducted by
a large oil company, notes a w riter in
Power, proved th a t “n o t only Is ben­
zol m ore valuable th an gasoline as a
m otor fuel when used straight, b u t Its
effective value Is Increased by being
mixed w ith gasoline. T hese experi­
m ents Indicate th a t a m ixture of equal
p a rts of gasoline and benzol gives a
value o ver 16 per cen t greater than
th a t of stra ig h t gasoline, which show s
32 per cent Increased value fo r the
benzol half. In m any q uarters alco­
hol Is looked upon as th e ultim ate fuel,
but It cannot be employed except w ith
g re at difficulties, owing to Its high hy­
drogen content."
R efugees Stole From Police.
T he “g ra titu d e ” of som e people who
found sh e lte r in an E a s t London po­
lice sta tio n took the form of stealing
a new broom and som e enam eled
mugs. A t an o th er police station they
stole a clock, two p a irs of boots and
some provisions, and dam aged some
uniform s. At one of th e town halls
where the public has been allowed to
overflow into the police court pre­
cincts the Old T estam ent was p u r­
loined, and in a public library several
volumes w ere stolen.—London Globe.
Such a C ontrast.
T rav elers who enjoy reading on &
railw ay journey will appreciate this
story.
A passenger wanted to read, b u t a
man opposite would p e rsist in try in g to
talk. A fter several b rie f replies th e
reader becam e Irritated.
“The grass Is very green, isn’t I t ! ”
said the pleasan t young man.
“Yes," w as th e a n sw e r; “sueb a
change from th e blue and red g rass
we’ve been having lately 1”
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Aflbury Çark, Nrlu Jrrflnj
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50 SALE CONTEST
Slrinbach Company
Conlcil Department
A .bury P.rk. N. J.
Sui:
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following
tifiti»
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6 2 1>jc Linoleum
Ivory Soap, etc., etc.
lot your
n est
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Mennen’i Talcum Powdct
infants' Conci Shoe*
$1,75 Cttidon Taifela
Perledion Oil Heater
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N O T E :—-If your »uggretion fo r oil h e a ltr, Ivory aoap. a re accepted you reco iv t fr e t 1 oil h e itv r and 1 cake of
Ivory aoap. Anyone tla * lending in rh**t aame Item* wilt b* likewtaa rew arded. W t a re looking for tha
50 m oat needed article* fo r Ulia aale to m ake It a m ounter aucceea.
YouriSugfeation Muat be Mailed not later than Saturday, Feb. 2, to receive corvaideration
Thrilling ¡War-Time Economies
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W omen'* Shoe*, colored and black, final clearance,
value* $8.00 to $14.00, a p e d a l »8.96.
W om en's Merode B rand Union S uits, all aizea, special
$1.39.
D ancing Slipper* of gold and ailver cloth, reg. $7.00,
apecial $5.50; w hite »»tin (dyed any co lo n free ),
reg. $4.50, apecial $3.85; black a atin , reg. $4.50,
apecial a t $2.96; w hite kid and grey auede, reg.
$7.96, apecial a t $6.50; p a te n t and dull kid, reg.
$6.95, apecial $4.96.
A unt L ydia's Liner. Thread, black, ta n and white,
special 7c spool.
Machine Oil, large size, 7c bottle.
Men'» S hirta, odd p a tte rn » and aizea, reg. $2.00, apec­
ial 96c.
Men’» H oaiery, líale, ailk and cotton, re g u la r 50c, spec­
ial 25c.
S pring Dreva G ingham s, 27 and 32 in. wi^y, special a t
18c to $1.00 p e r yd.
Am oakeag Apron G ingham , special 16 1 2c per yd.
H ousekeeping L iner» of dependable quality, 72 in.
wide, apecial $2.00 per yd.
B row n’a Sham rock B rand Napkin*, 20 in. to 26 in.,
special $4.95 to $9.46iper doz.
E m broidered M onogram S ty le Initial T urkiah Towela,
2 2 x 4 4 in., 3 ;in . new s ty le initial in rose, faat
color, special 59c each.
W om en’s Silk Boot Hose,
special '69c pair.
double sole, g a rte r top,
W om en’s Black C otton H ose, special 19c p air.
C hildren’s Fine Ribbed H ose, black and w hite, special
21c p e r pair.
W om en’s W ashable Cham ois Gloves, 2 clasp (not a
com plete line o f sizes), special $1.00 per pair.
W om en’s W h ite K id Gloves, 2 clasp, special $1.50 pair.
W om en’s C ham oisette Gloves, white, grey, mode and
black, special $1.00 p e r p a ir.
W om en’s Merode B rand C otton Vests and P ants, high
or low neck vests, knee and ankle length pants,
special 69c per g arm ent.
C hildren's Stocking Stretcher«, apecial 19c.
H exagon Veiling, w hite, brown, taupe, grey, navy and
black, reg. 15c, special 10c p e r yd
N eckw ear, apecial a t about 1-3.
Collars, special 10c.
Em broidered Linen
H andkerchief*, hem stitched linen H andkerchiefs, In­
itia l or em broidered corner, reg. 50c each, apecial
3 fo r $1.00.
H andkerchiefs of cotton with colored em broidered cor.
ner. reg. 15c each, special 10c each.
Ribbons, lingerie ribbon, m orning glory pattern, te/
piece only. No. 1 to No. &, reg. 35c to 96c piece,
special 29c to 75c piece.
Candy Specials: Chocolate P lantations, reg. 60c lb.,
special 45c lb.; Chip C lusters, reg. 60c lb., special
45c lb.
S tationery, H urd’s mill-end pads, special 4c each.
D ress Silk, chiffon taffe ta , s tr e e t and evening shades,
36 in. wide, special $1.19 p e r yd.
Woolen Fabrics, F rench serge, 45 in. wide, reg. $1.75,
special $1.59 p e r yd.
Blouses of s o ft W hite Crepe de Chine, co llar and but­
tons of gold cclor crepe de chine, reg. $2.50, spec­
ial $1.50.
Blouses o f Crepe G eorgette, Crepe de Chine, Lace and
• Chiffon, in flesh, taupe, g rey , black and white,
special 1-2 price.
Blouses of Sheer Voile, trimmed w ith Venice lace,
apecial $1.50.
Blouses of W hite L inene, M adras and D im ity, tailored
models, reg. $1.25, special 95c.
.
2nd FLOOR
Final C learance of our rem aining stock of Coats, S uits
and D resses, very specially priced.
Hudson Seal Coat, la st one in stock, collar and cuffs of
skunk, handsom ely lihed, reg. $195.00, special
$145.00. '
F itch Set, re g . $59.00, special $39.50.
Brown Fox Set, anim al s c a rf and muff, reg. $47.50»
Special $35.00.
Skunk Set, anim al s c a rf and muff, reg. $32.50, specia
$25.00.
Black W olf Set, reg. $39.50, special $29.50.
W hite Fox S et, anim al s c a rf and muff, reg. $150.00,
special $75.00.
Hudson Seal Set, E rm ine trim m ed, reg. $125.00, spec­
ial $65.00.
Ringtail S c a rf, reg. $175.00, special $125.00.
C hildren’s R a in Coats, reg. $2.95, special $2.50.
C hildren’s R ain Capes, reg . $2.95, special $1.50.
M en’s Mackinaws, o f plain and mixed plaids, plain and
p leated back models, sizes 36 to 42, reg. $8.00 and
$9.00, special $5.50; reg. $15.00, special $10.50.
B oys’ Mackinaws, sizes 9 to 18 years, reg. $7.50, spec,
ial $4.75.
B oys’ W ash Suits, lig h t and dark colors, sizes 3 to S
years, reg. $1.50 and $1.75, special $1.19.
Bungalow Aprons, m ade of percale in strip es and
plaids, trim m ed w ith plain cham bray, special 69c.
B re a k fa st Sets, (2 piece garm ents), m ade o f linen fin­
ished cam bric, middy style, special $1.59. Made of
plain cham bray, trim m ed w ith strip e d percale,
special $1.59.
C hildren’s and In fa n ts W hite S w eaters, slightly soiled
sizes up to 6 years, special $2.50; sm aller sizes,
$1.50 and $1.95.
C hildren’s Wool Polo Caps in w hite, pink, blue and
rose, special 59c.
3 rd FLO O R
a
niece lacobean D ining Room Suits, consisting of
P buffet. china case, side ta b le and 4-48 table, spec­
ial $78.00.
5 piece Ivory Bedroom Suite, consisting of dresser,
chiffonier, 4-6 bed, chair and rocker, special $89.00.
4tH F L O O R
Copper B ottom Oval W ash B oiler w ith cover, heavy
‘ tin, wood handle, special $2.50.
Oval W ash Boiler w ith tin bottom , wood handle, cover,
special $1.39.
T able Oil Cloth, figured or white, special 29c per yd.
Remnants of Shelf Oil Cloth, in white orcolors, special
4c per yd.
Y a ch t and Deck Mops, m ade of w hite tw ine, special
45c.
T oilet P ap er, good q uality, 8c, special 4 rolls 25c.
15 Piece Blue and W hite Cereal Set, special $4.95.
McDougal K itchen Cabinet, slightly dam aged (not on
club plan), special $27.50.
R ayo Lamps, nickel plated, larg e size, complete wild
shade, special $2.39.
Odd Glassw are, to close out, special 5c each.
Odd pieces of China, 5c.
Odd pieces of China, 10c.
Tin Covers, all sizes, 5c.
Blue, W hite and G rey Covers, special 8c.
(»¿('•ES 9 i« 12
NEW JERSEY COURIER.
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T O U HIVER, N- J.. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. FEBRUARY I . IBIS
isso
BARNEGAT
CEDAR RUN
It**««* Conklin« wa* • recent Bar­
negat vlaltor
Mr. and Mr*, f t . t . Cr»nm*r *p*nt
"**l, tiathew * Km M U the oflk* for Tuesday and W*dr>**daj! In Philadelphia
C*rll f t . Crew ntr wa* giv*n ■ aur
IlM pM t foor j f « n and hi* many
pri*. party In honor af hia birthday
f r t.n l» e e a g n ts le l* him In hi* ««*1
Tuesday avamn«, at th* Ini'. About
lurk
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thirty of hlo young frlonda wore prer
W . v’p a n f t*r » M • r*f* n t *l*ttor «* ont. Pefreohtnenu ware aarvad
L, H . Math*»"*
hi* re*»for »nether »*"•> * P°*1'
Philadelphia
C, T. Cranmer *p*nl Sunday »*»*»•*“
w ife, * b o 1« »1*1»»« he* p*r*ni*. W.
0 . Coiwad and w ife Grendpop •* w*
•II call h»o ha* b**n quit* *1«*. *™ l"
• till on Lb* • « * Ihrt
Jo* Predm ore 1» g e llin g b e tte r aloa .y
Archie and Koblnaon Bennett, both
•m ployed In the ahlpyard a t Camden,
w«r* bom* over Sunday. A rthle had
h u hand tna»b*d whll* work In« th*r*
Th* Ladiaa Sew in« Guild m et a t the
home of Mr*. Sam G ray. Monday *»en>n* ia. Jennie R**dy I* wtoltln» Mra.
joe I’redmor*
*
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So achool Monday on account of th*
Mra. Chari*» M. Conrad »pent the
week end In T renton w ith her »on.
l.ro v a, who ha* th e m um |*
Th* Men’» Bible cla** cleared PW a t
th etr »upper, Thuraday night; th a t waa
very good considering the w eather
S enator David G. Conrad »pent the
for® p a rt of thla week In T renton
Mr». Fannie Mick ia viaiting out of
town
Jo* Lonan waa a Tucaday vlaltor
Mra. Lillian E xll of U k e h u ra t waa
home recently
Roy Co* 1» having a month vacation
Mrs E ira P a rk e r waa a recent vialtor a t Philadelphia
Roy Jones ia employed a t Toma R iver
com ing home every night
1 h e re ’s a g re a t deal of aickneaa here;
no wonder, the te rrib le w eather we are
having
Mr. Cameron haa been spending a
few Cay» out of town
Mra. I’enn haa been sick a t the home
o f Mrs. 'oe R idgw ay w here she ia
em ployed
,
John K. 8. Co* ia on the sick Hat,
hia w ife ia also sick and Miss Mary
S pragu e is taking care of her
K enneth T olbert has returned to
school
A num ber of people have lost bushels
o f w hite potatoes by being frozen
T he girls and boys are having good
tim es coasting on th e hill
T he town looked deserted on Monday;
all the stores dead, places of business
closed
A mbroBe Cox had a hound dog
killed by the late train , Monday n ight.
C apt. John K ing is spending the
w in te r with his son and family in
Jersey City
(Continued on Page 7)
WARETOWN
Mrs. Lottie B areford returned home
a f t e r visiting some tim e in TomB R iver
w ith her daughter, Mrs. Charles P a re n t
Howard Horner and John Eisem an
have returned to Chester, Pa., w here
th ey a re employed
Mrs. William W ilkins is visiting her
•daughter, Mrs. F re d L etts in Philadel­
phia
Tom Gray has been on the sick list
Mrs. Jane F alkinburg of B arnegat
was in town Monday
P a rry Johnson sp e n t a few days a t
hom e recently
Wm. Reid has retu rn ed to R ahw ay
a fte r visiting his p a ren ts here
Mrs. A lbert H aller has returned to
her home in T renton
Coastguard O rvil Camburn sp en t
Tuesday a t home
Among our boys who w ere se n t to
F ra n c e from Alabam a was Hudson
B ow ker of this place
W m. Stackhouse has his mil! running
again a fte r being sh u t down for five
days la s t week
A rth u r Jones o f Je rsa y City has been
v isitin g his p aren ts, Charles Jones
and w ife
John Mick of W aretow nhas bought
a team of horses from J . L. Lamson of
M ayetta
BEACH HAVEN
John W. Cramer, m anager of (Hotel
Acme, is very sick w ith pneumonia.
H a rry W illits sp e n t Sunday with his
fam ily
George Lane has been home sick, but
has returned to' Hog Island, w here he
is w orking
Mary J. Weeks celebrated her 10th
b irthday on Friday. Those p re sen t
w e re : MarionYoung, Marion Applegate,
L illian W illits, M yrtle Brewer, Fran"
ces Sprague, H anna Crosta, Eugenia
and M ary Lane
F ran k W alker and w ife have come
home to stay the r e s t of the w inter.
Leslie Broome is im proving gradually
Personal Mention w ith Local Interest
Theodore P. Roe*, years a«o a reeldent of R arne«at, and publisher of th#
Coast Pilot, haa had t new heating
plant put in hia home at M erchantville.
m er o f M ayetta, who enliated in the U.
S. acrvice, haa »ailed for New Orleans
Mra. O uentell o f M ayetta haa return
mi from a v isit a t W ashington
Cornelius VanVorat w a / home for a
couple day a
Milton H . Conklin« waa a t Toma
R iver on S aturday for exam ination
M. L. Cranm er, groeerm an a t Maye tta , has been eupplylng th e citizen#
w ith plenty of sugar, the past few day»
How ard C ranm er Jr. of W’rightatow n
ia spending a week a t home
D r. T est of Oak avenue w ith hia
snow plow has very kindly kept our
walks and street« clear of snow
Mr». L ottie Hallock of Camden was
a guest, for a few days, of Mrs. Sarah
C. VanVorst on O ak avenue
Miss Blanch C ranm er of High Point
has been spending a few days a t her
home in M ayetta
Miss E stella Conk ling en tertain ed a
few of her friends on Monday evening,
in honor of her birthday
Philip Meyers of Staffordvllle has
moved to the C hester Cranmer house a t
M ayetta
Mrs. Delia G ilm an of M ayetta has
returned home, a f te r a months stay a t
Tuckerton
G eorge A. C ranm er, m ember of Coast
G uard, Ship B ottom , has retu rn ed to
duty a fte r some days confined lit home.
C. Conkling m em ber of C oast Guard
a t Ship Bottom , sp e n t a couple of days
a t home
George T ruex w as home for a few
RECENT DEATHS
^A dolphus Pharo of Staffordviile has
bought a C hevrolet car from M. L.
C ranm er
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(Continued on Page G)
LAKEHURST
A rchie M urray visited his b rother in
N ew ark, Sunday and Monday
Miss Lillian L arrabee, Mrs. Wm. F.
M urray and dau g h ter, Miss R uth, Mrs.
B arth Donahue, W'88 RoseCoogan,M rs.
F rank Curtis and Cameron W. Rhoads,
were Saturday v isitors to Lakewood
Edwin W. Allen of Newark was in
town, Monday
P . J. Aucaigne snd wife returned
Saturday from an extended visit a t
Villa Park
R obert E ldridge of Long Branch is
visiting a t Arch M urray’s
Ralph H. W arren of Easton, P a.,w as
an over Sunday visitor
C harles H . L ew is has resigned his
position in E. F. L arrabee s store. Mr.
Lewis will be m uch missed, as he made
many friends du rin g the years he has
been here
D r. S te w a rt L ew is was a W ednesday
visitor to the county seat
T he E ddystone .Corporation have
sh u t down all operations a t the range.
Joseph W hite who has been in charge
has moved his fam ily to Lakewood for
the balance of the w inter and is now
employed a t P e rth Amboy. H arry
Em ery is left in charge of the buildings
a t the range
CASSVILLE
R ichard Brown was in Freehold on
W ednesday
I Mrs. C. Hopkins visited Mrs. Alonzo
H agam an of New E gypt on Tuesday
Charles Moore sp en t Sunday a t Freei hold
F red Zeim of Passaic is spending
some tim e w ith his parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. F. Zeim
T he parcel post sale and lunch held
1 in the hall on F riday evening was a
| success.
The am our’ realized was
about $30
Friend* of H erm an B. W alker, all
over New Jersey, may be wondering
w here Herm an ia now and w hat h* la
doing. H srm an Walker waa for some
yeer», first the T renton and than the
W ashington correapondont o f the Newark Evening New». He was a glutton
lo r work, and could tu rn out more
"co p y ” than thro* ordinary reporters.
H ew as afterw ard appointed Postm aster
a t Orange, then hi* health broke down,
•nd for years New Jersey haa not seen
him. This week the Courier received
a la tte r from Ira C. L am bert of TVwna
River, now a t Rockledga. PU . In It
'
Mr. and Mr». C Howard VanHiae of
New York and Toma R iver, who have
been in California for the p ast year or
to . have taken a bungalow a t Holly­
wood. He w rites they g a 'laving an
R trEN T WEDDINGS
M l» Mnrv Hcgmu Met ambrldfe.
Cor lie* A pplegate, son o f Mrs. B arth­
r ..r Mr ami Mr». McOambrldge.
olomew A pplegate, d i e d a t Cedar .Inushii
uf 1711 Eric avenue. Philadelphia, «ml
Grove last Friday, January 25. aged 49 Mr. Frani !» P Larkin. Jr., non of Mayyears, a fte r a long Iltneaa, th a t had nr V P l*rklu and of Mra. I-“ rkl»*. "I
Park, were married ••» »«•,»**
covered year«. He had how ever g re a t • Heanlde
gay »»min«. January 23. al Ht.Bn*»
stre n g th of purpose, and would bo o u t (
church, Philadelphia. I he rvi ­
and a t work tim e a fte r tim e, when he emony wa» performed by llev. J.w pn
had been given up to die. He waa a Hcffcrm au.^ ^ thf bride's father pre­
b arber by trade, and waa a m em ber o f vented him from givtu* hia daughter In
marriage but that »»* done by her
Magnolia council, Jr. O. U. A. M. brother. Mr. Jeane J. Metambridge.
bride wore a gowu of white satin.
Funeral
service«
wore
held
a
t
the
home
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r u n c r a i s e rv ic e s » » ■ »»>■— ----------by Rev. W. J. Sayre on Sunday
7reMHre
noon; burial in Cedar Grove churchyard. I tl|Uf V4.|| waM h**lct in |>I«**«* by * mlvrr
He was unm arried and lived w ith hia ' band, and mIh* carried a shower bouquet
widowed m other and a a later. He waa |
. T V M ^ m E T m . Claire
well known In all this section and had tfcCambriil**. w,in‘ * *"w" °* ! ,.r
m any friends.
I
an,| ««fried a bouquet "f
Ward rose». Mra. Jaime Erie MH ambridge,
who
the matron of honor,
C aptain Lewia Sprague died a t For- wore n gownwa»
of apricot satin, trimmed
ed R iver, W ednesday, January 30, a f­ with silver Imv. and carried a bouquet
te r a long illness, aged 79y e ars. Capt.
° ^he bridesmaid«. Mias Anna Larkin
Sprague was badly burned some tim e ^and M i» Anne Toland.
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wore frock» of
ago in rescuing a grandchild, th a t had upricot of georgette crepe and orchid»atacc¡dentally se t itself on fire,and
recovered from the effects of th a t acci- . j M n r g n n - t McCnnibrldge wondent. He was a native of Cedar Run, frock» of orchid rnmrgett* crepe and
I HDrlcot »iitin, trlimiiivl with »liver im< ■
and burial will be made th ere on Satur They nil won- leghorn hut» trimmed
day. Services a t the Forked River with orchid ribbon» nnd flower», and
Ward roses and
home a t 12 m. and at Cedar R un M. E. carried bouquet» of
»uaiKli'iigon».
. . ,,
,
church a t 1.30 p. m. He leaves a large
Mr. Jame» Richard Larkin brother ot
the
bridegroom,
noted
ns
l»-»t
man.
nnu
fam ily
the usher» were Mr. Frank Hamilton,
Capt. Sprague was a handsome spec- - \f r JhmOft Erie McCambridge. Mr. Jear
.
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imen of physical manhood, powerful «' .¿-ci—
McCnnibrldge „...I
and M,
Mr. .f,)hn
John O'Brien.
mon y at
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I A breakfast foltoweu tin*
and robust. He was of genial aisposi-, t,H> holne wf the bride’s parents
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ILarkin
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and Mrs. Larkin and
tion and made friends w herever he
family are widely known along the
w ent.
coast ami have been residents of w aaide Park for many years. Their winter
James Conover, formerly of Harmony,
home is in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs.
died at his home in Freehold, January
McCambridge. the parents of the bride,
19, in his 82nd year. Mr. Conover was and their family are summer visitors
horn in th«* vicinity of Harmony nnd here.
was engaged in farming there until about
he wa« stricken. Ili« wife, Mrs. Mary
PINE BEACH
live years ago, when he sold his farm
and moved to Freehold. Acute pneuv.'hich occurred about two hours after
Misses H elen and May Sheeran are
moniu was given as the cause of death,
Conover, survives him. Funeral serv­ to tak e p a rt in the chorus of the play
to be given a t the Bellevue-Stratford
ices, conducted by Itev. R. S. Carlisle,
of the Methodist Church, were held at
by the Auxiliary of the St. Frances
his residence, at 1.30 o’clock on Wednes­
day and internment was made in Ma­ church for the benefit of the St. Frances’
plewood Cemetery.
Home fo r convalescents in Darby
John Schiel and family have re tu rn ­
ed from Philadelphia w here they a t­
SILVERTON
tended the funeral of the form er 8
Corson McKelvey of Silverton says moth er
the oldtim ers out hia way alw ays said
Miss K ath erin e Mealey, a sum m er
th a t if the bay closed and opened again vjsjtor here, graduates from the Girls
before Christm as, the r e s t of the ^jg(, School this month. She took one
w .in.ter -------.
w o u ljd be m i[d C orson,1oi tbe ch aracters in the Christm as play
m islead u s like a t th a t institution
how could you
Roy H utchinson is working a t Hog
th at? But maybe all signs fail in
w artim e?
Island
Howard Hutchinson has left the
Wills Eye hospital where he was under­
MONEY ISLAND
going tre a tm e n t for his eye which was
Mr. and Mrs. Enoch J. M atthias of hurt a t Camp Dix
Philadelphia have bought the cottage
The New E gypt Press is favoring
on W h ittier Ave. from Allen G. Moyer,
form erly occupied by Mr. and Mrs; the bill to incorporate the borough of
New E gypt
Logan
Enroll Names of Men in Service 1
The name of every O cean County man in the Army and N avY>
m atter w hat branch of the service, is w anted as a m a tte r of record, and
also to help the Red Cross Chapter and others interested to keep in
touch with these men so fa r as possible, and also w ith their fam i
•
The men taken by the d ra ft can be recorded as they go w ithout dim
culty? but it is not so easy to g et the names of men who have enlisted
from tim e to time. Cut out this coupon, fill it in, and mail it to the
Courier, Toms River, New Jersey.
N a m e ••••
P resent A ddress.
Home A ddress----N earest Relative
Address...........- .....
O rganization.
SEASIDE PARK
Mlaa Iren* All«** has g(v*ti up h*r
(Mattlon a t W rtghU low n, and 1» b a a *
far tb* real of lb* w inter
Mr» Mary Baglay spent tb* w r* t
•nd In O cean Gat* w ith Mr. and Mr*.
Fred Heitam an
Wm. G regor wa* • New York vkiitor
this week
Albert Reed, who I* employed a t
League Uland N*vy yard. e*m* bom*
on S aturday. He waa called for eaam Illation at th« Toma R iver courthouse
on Monday and w m rejected, but will
continue governm ent work i t the a ir ­
c ra ft factory
Th* card p arty and dance given by
the Board o f Trade on Friday evaning
of iMt week WM wall attended by the
town poop la; alao L avallette and Sea
aid* Haight*.
Many prise* were
awarded and a very dainty and dalleloos luncheon served
Mia* E stella H ew itt spent a few
daya w ith relativa* ia M erchantvill*
last week
Wm. Penn hM been quite III for sev­
eral day« and ia atill in a aerioua condi­
tion. "U ncle B illy” I* well know*
along the shore and w m a P. R. R.
employee for m any year». He Km
many friends about town who are anaioua fur a quick recovery
p orrM i W inanl. form erly of Lake,o * d . i, leading man in the "T u rn to
tb* R ight” company, playing now on
Broadway He waa form erly active
am ttelirr th
th*eatricals In Lakewood.
I fro*t—q u ite different from Jersey.
R a n k .......
His Honor, the Mayor
advertisem ent, saying th at H annan B.
W alker of Miami, contracter for th*
U. S Government, would be present a t
« C aster Oil m eeting, to he held s t the
town hall of the town of Cocos. and to
m eet the farm ers there and explain the
need of th* governm ent for castor oil.
Th* oil Is needed for the marvellous!»
rapid engine* for th* new U. S. fly* «
m achine,no o ther oil making a a a tk fa c tory lubricator. It la estim ated th a t
100,0U0 acres of castor oil beans w |I
have to be cultivated this sum m er for
this one purpose.
Po», Thema« Houston, the blind
, Bcotrhman, who more th an a q u a rte r
century ago bald avangallaUe eervtcea
j w ith g reat succeas at Tom* R iver and
1 B arnegat, la now holding —.......
m eeting*
... -a-t
H am ilton Squa Presbyterian church,
near Trenton.
The arhool boa tranaportlng acholara
from Mayatla, Coder Run and Mannhawkin diacontinued lla trip», owing
to the bad traveling
Th# Cedar Run achool rlo#*d on
Monday
Mra Ida VanVorat ia much Improved.
Capt. Sam Lameon waa • Tuaaday
vlaltor a t Tuckarton
Mra. Louaia Cranmer «pent Wadnaaday a t Ship Bottom
Mr*. Sadie Cranmer here returned
from Pa., where ah* »»* called by the
death of her mother
Zeb Collin* la able to «el around on
crutch**
Th* condition of Mra. Mary Conklin«
la much improved
Mia* Beanie Conklin« » “ * caller on
Mra. Ponnv Paul a t Manahawkln, Sat­
urday
Adolphui Cranm er.aon of M. L. Cran­
VOLUME «8 NUMBER I«
Louts DePorre»» Downer
The Borough of Mantoloking aaema
to have acquired the h a b it of electing
Mr. Downer aa mayor. He la the son
of the late Frederick W. Downar, the
founder of M antoloklng.and give« moat
o f hia tim e to work am ong the boys of
Horace L ippincott and wife returned
the cast aide of New Y ork. Financial­
ly Mantoloking Borough ia in a class by from th eir trip to N orth Carolina last
itself. Instead of spending each year* week. They rep o rt » good ti.ne, but
taxes before they a re collected, th e ir found plenty of cold w eather and a tem ­
1917 taxes are now in bank, draw ing perature not much higher than in J eraey
Mias Alda Tilton of Bay Head w a s
interest, and will run the borough d u r­
the guest o f Mra. Wm. G regor recently
ing 1918.
Mias l lizabeth V an N o teleft recently
to spend the balance of the w inter w ith
MANTOLOKING
relatives in Philadelphia
Capt. and Mrs. R ichard Myers were
George Faikinburgh and Percy Oa
over Sunday visitora w ith Mrs. M yers'
born are employed a t Eddystone, Pa.
parents in Manaaquan
4 Mra. Adam Brower of Bay Head viaMr. and Mrs. Johnaon and daughter
ited I. H. Brower and w ife a t W’eat
of Point PleM ant w ere guests of Ed­
Mantoloking on Friday
ward Penn and wife for a few daya
S. C. Shadinger and w ife have re­
last week
turned from hia annual tw o weeks va­
Mra. Allen R. Allgor is making quite
cation in New York and Pennsylvania.
an extended visit w ith relatives in BelHe haa resum ed his duties at the rail
m ar
road station
E. M. Brower and Frank Rrockway
John P arker was a Point Pleasant
were home from th eir work in Phila­
visitor Thursday
delphia on Sunday last
K athryn V. Shadinger and Alva Belle
Carl H aag returned to W rightatown
Polhemus, who have been confined to
on Wedneaday
th eir homes by bad colds have recover
Mias Julia Penn entertained a p arty
ed sufficiently to resum e their studies
of young people a t her home on Tueaa t the Point Pleasant school
Winfield G ant, who is employed a t day evening. All enjoyed the gam es
Browns Mills, returned to that place and refreshm ents w ere served
Edward Markowitz, who ia working
a fte r spending Sunday w ith his family
a t the Seaside H eights railroad station,
ac Osbornville
Friends and acquaintances in thia spends much of his spare time w ith hia
brother here
vicinity of W alter C. Applegate, who
Edward Birdsall of Bay Head waa a
is a p atient in a sanitarium for nervous
disorders a t W ernersville, will be glad guest a t the home of Aaron W ilbert on
Tuesday and Wednesday
to hear of his improved condition
George Osborne, W arren W ardell
and Jos. Johnson were visitors a t the
county sc a t Monday
Mrs. George Faikinburgh and Mrs.
Hert W are spent Tuesday at Point
Pleasant
Miss Rachel H art and Miss Stella
M atthews sp e n t Tuesday with friends
in Point Pleasant
las. W. T ruax was a Point Pleasant
visitor this week
Capt. John Hulse sp en t Tuesday here
w ith his daughter, Mrs. S. C. Shadin­
ger
ISLAND HEIGHTS
The engagem ent has been announced
of Miss M aryLouiseM asters of Haddonfield to Mr. Curlis R oberts of Roanoke,
Va., form erly of Haddonfield. Miss
M asters is a sum m er visitor and a
niece of Mrs. M. L. Bodine
In reply to the suggestion made by
Miss E. G. Shreve regarding a fa rm ­
e rs ’ m arket a t Island Heights, I will
say the question was agitated among
the ladies last sum m er and as usual
th ere were two sides to the question.
I think it is up to the farm ers them ­
selves and unless they agree to a pub­
lic m arket we can do nothing. It
seems to me it would be a first class
proposition for the hucksters, but the
trouble will he in g e ttin g them in te re st­
ed as it cannot be made a success un­
less they stand together
Several of them were in favor of it
last summer and if they are still in­
terested there is no reason why it
should not be given a tria l this sum ­
m er
A sum m er resident
BEACH VIEW
Mr. McCormick of A tlantic City is
visiting a t Schlingloff’s
Fred Groepler took a party of his
neighbors out for a moonlight sleighride the other night.
I hope everybody will be m erciful
and throw out a few crumbs for the
birds this snowy w inter.
Mayor L arkin has been on a trip to
Boston
The Board of Trade has memorialized
borough council usking for public bath­
houses and public drinking fountains
for next sum m er season
Wm. S. Rendell, the Mt. Holly shoe
m anufacturer, and a cottager here, haa
been appointed to borough council, suc­
ceeding councilman E. W. Shinn, re ­
signed. Mr. Rendell had a contract for
labor in the sta te prison a t T renton,
where he conducted one of the shops.
Governor Edge has ju s t announced th a t
these contracts will soon be given up,
and the s ta te will employ the prisoners
itself. This, it is said, m eets w ith Mr.
Rendell’s approval, as he is quoted aa
saying th a t the contract system waa
not the best for the prisoners.
Frank H ew itt has been named on the
borough sinking fund commission, the
other two members being Charles f t .
Mathis and IL S. Lippincott.
BAY HEAD
Borough council estim ates th a t it
will take $17,000 to run the borough
this y ear,of which $15,820 is to be rais­
ed by taxation; $250 by licenses; $8#
from s ta te railroad tax; $400 from fra n ­
chise tax; $400 from rent; $50 from poll
tax. The budget follows: Bonds,$2800;
interest on bonds, $3440; boardwalk,
$1000; hydrant rental, $1550; lights,
$1700; salaries, $1650; sprinkling,$1000;
streets, $1500; board of health, $300;
electric cu rren t fo r sew er pumping,
$300; borough expenses, $1760.
The work of building the new term i­
nal yards of the New York and Long
Branch railroad is being pushed a t Bay
Head junction. A large gang of me*
are laying tracks. The yards will be a
mile in diam eter, it is claimed.
Miss Maude VanNote recently wag
operated upon for appendicitis a t Loag
Branch hospital by D r. Fields.
The snow resulted in a sleigh being
used to tak e our pupils to Point Pleas| ant high school.
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NEW JERSEY COURIER
Buck Up; Play th e G a m e to th e L im it
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TOMS RIVBR, R. J.
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W » i N n Jaraay C oartar
t n » i Bivar, O cean C e ,
WOO par V aar In
al To’ il
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Building.
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Advance
O c e a n C ounty M en A w ay
A h e a d of A v e ra g e E n listm en t
TW e t a rii*t Aima««««' mrri*« « li»i
»1 i»»n* ÂîWi i in fn«i»(| untnn*f» 1 1ta*«ti
ftm n h to*tt. !IT tilt«)*. «Im• h«*r «*l»li«*lr*1
!» »■»«»•- |»art o( ih* w m i «, «if n i o r a
(farri ir* « faitiiHlml. «tai||, ni mrtl «»H
|M f ||«t. « t a nrr »Mmmrr rn*«l*l**iii*, »
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fln iftn i mm nr** »im tnt-Iml**«I If
t4L<* fr*Hn ibi» «Vili mutt**», fhr 117 in
M m |i, (hr !M rrfi»t**i»**| i
( iittiutliim «■•»»»»I |unrtU i «ml a bum
A m i Niimnmr r«’»iil«*nt«. » p witultl Mill
I miv** 23*1 mrii who h«vr «•nli»t«'il. w in
• f t |**tl»«|m till»bl** tb r «I»aft N|p , ritb rr
winti i itr ’ *<»r. AI».t if w«*r* in inrludr
§U tb r (ttgal gu«ttt» who «rr now on««
f t tb r artri«*! br«t»rb*« of vovrrtimmt
• irv in '. ami liablr to b* »»lit anywb*r*
t t a j may hr n m N , our 5*10 woul«l
Jump to 050 #a»ily.
In o tb rr wor«K wb*n tb r war bm br
aaii th rrr m * not a »iitgl# military unit
In (irm n m uaty. yrt It now ban about
0 |P tn**o In tbr M>rvirr. T br rail«« of
f l i r t I turn to l*< draftr«! mrn tb r
«wanfry «»vrr. 1» a littl«* morr than tw«»
t » ntit n«*t ■iuiftbr»-*' to OM I«'
cwimti it 1», leaving out «itmmrr r**ialriit • ami roiintiug «oa»tguanU, about
l(>
TW m*«»r<l» **f tb r W ar li*mr«l »h**w
that tb r r r art* M» turn, otbrrwiar in film
J , who hav* rnliMnl in »«»nir branch of
ftbr army or navy, ami If in th<* coa«t
f U t r d ; 20 in th** mnrrgrticy fl«**l *m
jp|m ; nil are <l**a«l. »is are alien *n*D im ; our wa* iliwhargnl a» rrgiatrri X when umb*r Mg** it'n rl tl. Savage,
ana of Fr**hol«l*r William II. Savage,
iif |«ak*w<Mxi) ; our |a in the State
|vrUoii, ami ««ur in Frerbobl jail. There
arc 1*7 drafted mrn actually in <*am|i
fr*»in thl# county.
T herr I*« «till «inlte a long ll«t of men
«In* have not l*•»|H^n<l*«l t*» the i|u«Mi«»nnaire. or to the call for i»h>»i<‘iil eiainluation A glam** at their name* »how
th.-* a Inrge nnmWr of tbr*r men are
fMtiiml li**hermen, who w«*r«* employed on
out iM*uch«*H In»! Hummer, either Swede*
or 1‘ortug* ««•, and they ar«^ now H*hing
oit (he North <*n»«dina or Florida c«»a*t.
oi at •«•«. In either event it in hard to
|«s-rtt# them.
A COMMON SENSE GOVERNOR
\ r t! ur B risbane o f Point P leasan t,
th e forceful e d ito rial w rite r of the
H e a rs t public .(ions, has this about
G overnor Ldgc in a re c e n t issue of the
N . Y . Ioutn.il:
The (inventor of New Jerooy says, in
fci> annual meM-uge. thut housewives,
bUhiliesN turn »ml ibnpkeepers of Ills
tdtate must "save ut the spigot, heeause
there has been all manner of waste
«> the hung of neglected opportunity.
We recommend this statement to
.ether Governor*, and especially to the
national Government, which has been
adit lining to give uway thousands of mil*
t o .is of property belonging to the public.
-•» Governor Edge, of New Jersey, is a
.e v kind of Governor and should be
"tmlicd as we study a new Burbank
^
has Miggented that the State s
gno ierty. instead of being given away
¿1 sold for nothing, should be leased
aad made to pay a big income to the
lie has appointed a port and harbor
development commission to muse New
J e w what it ought to be—a great
•U pbuilding, ship docking, "hip loading
* f { ? liuow« that the State of New
Itvm-v has lit Newark what ought to he
a conihination of Manchester and I.tvet. JKS.1. on n bigger scale than both mmliin. d. and he is working to produce that
lit! 1 <*f a combination—more power to
is working oil one problem of
•rater-iroui development as peoples
iif gjve to the people
property which wthe
size of the ►»tat«1 ^
Ml itieottie twice
en tire income now.
II Is interesting to observe tlint^>New
fr .. a great, thickly-populated State,
Jei
un outside income per year less than
hoa*
he monthly income of one citizen of
the
tlic Tnited States.
Boys guilty of petty crimes Gove nor
J5dg, puts to work on farms, instead of
* ^ nBisthpeS n n in 7 ito n have nil adult
■riiuniiT“ working on farms, developing
E s^S tu te 's barren lands and at the same
finte developing the minds and characof the prisoners—(HI per cent, of
them . as he truly says, victims of povS t y in vouth. defective eduea ion. nnfrrtm iate
surroundings. ut.... .
minds.
Governor Edge is doing one thing that
■rill interest Senator Kenyon, it tne
B nited States Congress, and all sane
fciminess thinkers.
.
w Th<* Goverrnor is putting into effect in
u budget
th e State of New Jcr
jjem. which the nati i’al (ïoverninent
®ti!I lacks.
jnntcnd
[list end *"f
«I spending the State' "
as a young sp-mlthntt on BmadcomnV■spe-uis
the m finn in his pockets.
way
th e .G ove.-,or calls uit.m the State Legislire to prepare a budget
the v»"State, decide where
Stone.' should go. how m.ieh e.teh m t
Untold have—tit other words, what( the
arise man does with his income the Go recommends that the State do
with its money—so much for roads, edttsjntiu:). P'.blie buildings, State lmprove„verimrs of tl.........
47 States
•honld read Governor E dge« first an»nal message to the I. risluture of New
Jorsry and also his m-ssage on the
tnidgef.
The end of this w ar will find nation«
struggling for reconstruction, for busi­
ness and for prosperity, as nations.
Tim end of the war will find the
S ta te Ilf New Jersey, if Edge is still
gjirve nor, working as a State for the
U tate's welfare and especially for the
■»opertv belonging to the State.
Every State, like every great enter„riise needs a business manager, getting
ixom the State for the people all that
lie fffif
Too m any States have had and now
R a re Governors who make it their busimem to see how much of what the people
earn can be distributed among
S w r ite s .~ N e w York Journal.
War mjwlica «N» *t»#|. pm, yNMhinil a r lltlli 1« ( |r t*a <4 A l.l. IU
**t a M lk i IMI la •! a t t War ran M M a* «aailf bj
rr* and grafi*«« al Ma»*, a* t»> r*t«»nb *m lb* M ill* I n t i
Aaf a ay la tta i al war II Al* M*»IIF T«» FF AII FH*»3J Mlttl
AM*
U IIA ri FHM AT Mt
iM a »« M* fr
m m m * ar* M w t i n b Tb* daagrr of tin* rmiRlri lo4ay, lb* 4at»g*r I« |b*
all!*«, la IMI ibi* o»uoirj R M to ttiii «r^aalaaib*« may m b 1 1 aura la r*
aalt« ia rapid la Ha n m ilja a , «• r ir M t It* r>
u w* Mr* for j a r * M itr d a ad at m* tita#
rtotrrvd lb* vofk) War.
Tb* oa# grral Iblag IMI * w j« a r ab**«iM lab* Ma»* lo blaualf u (Ml
rrrry man *«d *r*rjr woman la T U tM f A INHI IN TIIK UKKAT NATIONAI
MA< IIINF ao mali*« »M l jr*Htr job Ib <*r ab*r* H t* (M l I* barbing up tmr
army a ad ear « lita ««rrraaaa. FNI.F.HH WR |M TIIIH WK A It F MOT
iKJINU 01*11 BFUT. AND IF WK IMI NUT OUR It FUT WK MAV 14 Nil;
for lb* war la by a*« maona darbtal la our favor.
Tb* man or woman In vb# muniti *n jdanl * ta M b# «l*»lng bla lami ; tb#
1*1 ob» b a t g**nr into Ibr camp fur it air; .tig «bou Id b* «fating bl» t a \ IM fat'(trnivr **r m crM nlr bwllillng
•bi>uM b. i»i i i i m la • lic k *4 m d U t
*v#r> ui-unriit hr draw* |my ; lb* mm at tbr *bl|»tail«liag an*l nirtitan*
»boiild l*r | hir i t a lat ly and *a|**«*iallv aH lr# and antbnia, f«*r ti|wm wbat lb*y
*b* «l*|«roda In m» «mall d*g«** tb* rmqlt .»f tb* w ar; tb* faimvr baa fully a*
lni|«»rtanl a >«b a» tb* oddlrr «»r «albir, ami unl*aR b* ra ta » m«*r* iht« »r «r
than Imd. tb* war may h* Inal, for III NUFII IH T H F OXK FOR T U A T NCI
NATION FA N OF.FKAT. tb* b«iu«*wtfr b .»f i»|ua miiMnam *, f«ir II I» ti|> t«»
h*r lo «ar* f«««l f**r th* i m i t a of F mmm« ami al II «ant# llm*. b | u*ing atti»
al tint#* that cwiimit b* »hi|*t>*«l abroad, lo hr*|» li* fainlly «tr«»ng and Df In
mind um! body ; thr mrri'hattt mIhmiIi) b* «Irti lo • that b* gir*» a dnllar «
worth in th*«* da>«. and *o «houbl Ih* ni*n v
tin dg Iiurìii**» affair* t»f th*
iiatitni ; em litor» »houli! n»l b* too hart) on tho**
li «wr titani, tawii»* thr
war h«» d*»tro)*d th* debtor'» bti*in#**, railroad
■k#r» «h«mi hi h# «trainiti«
Ih*ir utmoat l«> get freight through where it h*b»n
tb* mali R *itkr abonhJ
be doing il» brat.
IN FACT, KVKKY PK H 80N HIIOI I.D NOW IIF IHIING IIIH VKHY
HKRT A IM IIIH OWN A FFA IR #, ANO, IN ADDITION TH K RRTU
HIIO FI.O BK IM T T IN II IN ROMK O F IIIH HI'AIIF TIM F IN THF
MANÍ WAR A IT IV IT IK H tb* l(*«l I ’maa. th* War Having* Htatt>|w, lb*
n*it l.ibrrty l^oan. th* Food Uroductlon «»r F<«*d Having (wmiNiignN. or almllar
/in*« of rlfnrt.
Th* moat arrlnu» drlrtrrion» *ff*d of th* tiarttrld onl*r «h**ing <b«wu b«t«i%
nm i i» that il ha» to a «legre* demoralised th* working fore* of tb* nathm
After month» of eampaigu to aerur* r itr a work, ('«ini*» a t|ov*rnit»*ul o n t a to
■low up and »hut down. In th* rank» of labor ar* many alwaya who need littl*
ini'entiv* I«) »low down; to men of thi« ktml. th* *hiil down o rtta i* an r in iw
f**r Mildi»*ring. or loafing, th* «Hh*r five day» In th* week. Thi» »hmild not h*.
It i» tini* lo buck up ami play th* gam* to th* lim it
W F II A VF HAD A l.ltFA hY TIN» MUCH GRAFT ON T IIK FA RT OF
IH ’HINFHH MHN ANO WORKINGMKN. War («»ndition» alway» bring graft.
IttiMtn*»« men iuvariably take ««Iratitag* of a country'» n*«,*»*il> in fart, if it
were not for Homebody'a greed th*r* wouM 1»* no war». In thi» cotiutry in thi*
war, it» in every other muntr.v In every «»thrr war. th* war contract» are a
carnival of graft, t Already at th* ramp«», a» ou* bi»tnuc*. th* urifortn» put
mit two month» ag<« are ripping Ht th* ncam» and hming button» bermi»* of
jHH»r thread, aboddy doth, and |ioor workmttnaliip ; and u million hat» have born
fituud to be deficient in weight, efe . etc. I The»* things alway» are in w ar time,
unti tlii» country ami thi» war could tiot cg|tert to e»«*H|»e them.
PerllHpK tile **c«mt piu» Iti per rent." plan of «*o|itract ha» been renponaible
for a» much graft a» any other one wnr-tim* con«liti«»n. I do not like to critici»*
that plan, becaua* I do not »** how any man <«r «••»rpomti«»n rtuild have taken
a contract la*»t M|«ring to have built the nnitoniiient». or to build »hip», with tin*
iittcrrtaintie» of »upplie» inni lnÌM»r. Hut ccitnin it i» that thi» plan not only
demoralise» th ......
the rich Iiii » ¡ ii«»n» men. but ai»o the men wlm work
th
for them. The n¡
•k rant th» non* money for th* contractor, uud
coti»«‘«|iietitl,v th* more miiteriiil tin* me
■Hate, the more time they loaf, tin*
better f««r tip* contrurt« r. 1'eople in thi
cnllty nr* nil too familiar with tin*
robb»*ry *»f the <««»venir lent nt Camp D
i»f Hummer iiiul full; hut the »hiphnihliriK ('Intits, Mich u Ilog I mIiiiiiI. if
»mall part »»f the Ntorie* m*n tell
xvho hav«* w« ’k«d then* In* tr»»«*. have Camp Dis left out of sight. Croedced timekeeper» who •hei’k up uien u« working on n job when they ur«* not then* weine t••
Ih* a favorii graft, a» the tiuieke«»|N*r »hake» down the aliHentee workman for hi»
»bun* of the utteurued wag«*». A Philadelphia paper last Saturday told of o
man. aee«»rding t«* «worn teatiniony in court, who «Irew »even day»* pay daily
by checking up in «even department» of work at II«>g Island, a m atter of »onx
in n we«*k in wag«*».
W HKTHKIt TIIK GRAFT BK IN HI(i CONTRACTS FOR T H E BEN­
E F IT O F Hit* HCSINESS. and represent millions and billions, or it does, or
whether IT HE ON T H E PA RT O F WORKMEN, and represents n few* dol­
lars daily, in either cose It Is DOING AS MUCH TO D EFEAT T H IS COUN­
TRY AND ITS A LLIES AH ARE T H E GERMAN SUBMARINES. The
job of the submarine is to keep goods from reaching England, France and Italy
from this country ; they «‘annot do it so well ns the grafting business mini or
the loafing workmen of this country. T H E S E ARE FACTS THAT CANNOT
HE GAINSAID. When it costs the Government $2,000,000 to buy a million
dollars’ worth of supplies, that extra million in added cont of material and labor
js us much u dend loss to the allies an if a Gorman submarine had sunk a mil­
lion dollar cargo.
But so far. the greatest demoralization of industry has been on the part
of the railroads. NOR CAN IT BE BLAMED ON T H E COLD W INTER,
ns it was all too evident last October and December. Th«* heads of the railroads
are largely a t fault, ns no one who has watched the railroad situation the past
six months can doubt that the railroad congestion was sturted deliberately by
railroad heads in order to demand higher freight rates from the Interstate Com­
merce Commission. Don’t misunderstand me, I do not believe they intended
to let it go the distance it has gone. But. like the big moneyed interests of the
country, who in 1907 started a small pauic to frighten President Roosevelt from
his reform efforts, and also to "get” a number of new men who were beginning
to poach «ui their piratical preserves, and who let tin* panic they started go a
little too far, so they were no longer able to contr«d it. so it was with th** rail­
roads last fall. They encouraged late trains and delayed shipments to line up
shippers on their side, and get them to bombard tin* I. C. C. with complaints of
poor railroad service, so the railroads could use that as an argument for higher
freight rates. BUT T H IS DEMORALIZED T H E MEN. Instead of the old
motto of g«*t through on time at whatever expense of energy and labor, the
motto of the railroader became to be "W hat’s the u s e ; we can’t g»*t in on time
anyway, and blame it on the war.” Thus the railroad situation went further
than the railroad heads had expected. Then the President called the bluff, by
taking over the railroads, and since then Interstate Commerce Commission
officials lay the blame for the congestion directly upon the railroad heads for
failing to keep engines in repair and for failing to keep up th«* morale of their
men.
WHAT IS T H E ANSW ER TO ALL T H IS ? This is no time to lay down
on the job or to let down our standards «if efficiency and morals. It is time to
buck up and play the game to the finish. It is time to do an honest day's work,
and more. If war needs double the supplies of peace times, and if it takes a
large proportion of the young and active workers, then it is evident that those
left MUST DO MORE WORK. NOT LESS, THAN BEFO RE, or we can’t
carry on the war to victory. It is no time for faultfinding, just for the sake
of finding fault, and surely it is no time for doing less than our very best.
And to get the very best out of our people, the Government should stop the
foolish policy of keeping tin* country in ignorance of what is going on in Europe
and at home. It is little wonder that we sit by and think there is no danger
and no rush, while we are every day f»*d up on the highly spiced articles that
the Government supplies, and tin* only kind it will allow printed, telling of great
allied victories d a i 1y at the front, and of great and unprecedented prepara­
tions at home.
A free people have a right to know tin* best and the worst. If was only
when they know the worst that they will rally to meet it with their best.
Embezzlement.
Em bezzlem ent is a fraudulent np
propriation of another's property by
person to whom it has been intrusted or into whose hands it has
law fully come.
Embezzlement dif­
fers from larceny in th a t the original
possession of th e property was law ­
ful or with th e consent of the ownpr, w hile in larceny the crlminnl in­
tent m ust have existed a t the tim e of
the taking.
Embezzlem ent implie*
honest beginning with crim inal a fte r
thought.
Man and Other Animals.
T he essential difference between
i m an and anim als is well stated by
j Doctor G asset, an eminent French
biologist, quoted by the Scientific
American. H e says the animal is p re ­
destined to obey the law s of its spe­
cies, while man obeys them only if
md when lie will. A man may, if
lie w ants to, sustain w ith energy the
retention th a t two and two m ake
ive, or he m ay commit suicide.
How Man Is Blessed.
L and is n a tu re ’s gift to m an. If
Time to Be on Guard.
you own som e you a re among th e fav­
W hen a man feels bad he should be ored children of nature. One gift calls
on his guard le st he say or do some­ for an o th er in exchange. B rain and
thing he will re g re t having said or braw n Is m an’s gift to nature.
done w hen he feels better.
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In mblHfaMi I«« Ibi» bèll, N«» IM b* |»
n««lumi \*«r» !*JV « hi* b ta» tm II» ««b
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«it*r* a rri* «Mi thè i*m#al
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**t all tta t fa» «ialm i. brcaiM* «tf tb*
Lui tta t ia n u a rt - F*t»niar> ami March
«all) r r t ) timi fr*«m a v n lfac t
•fateli«»«itti ••il t*«t iti 1« hm t,
Th*
é*«ti *•« Aprii ami May »rIII itv#
t«riu a « '• » a l i l'btrh ile ) r i i butti,
in«! fa» «i «Mns r e t a th* fu* fim itf,
hi« h uiel*i tb* prew ii la i M» Iter«»«»#
•Ire
ttirttacr tl» «ac r
AtM«th*r lliia n ia ti bill j» \ u 12 1
hi«h «««uhi » tra iib tri *«ul »■»# ««f tb*
■*»«“» *»f th* Htal* Gain* barin al Forb­
ii Ittvrf. aiiil « m intriHlitml al ih*
v.iuc-1 <«f III* Fl*l» «mi Game «NouitiU
OYSTERS DESTROYED BY__
FREEZING IN THE ICE
(h .trriu rn who bed u f a lm tilsntr.1
••a ia.- Hsu nf Turkrrtoii and Ureal
lta>«. sre fearful Ihsf Ike fire.hup ,,f
Ike a » will ftml many of Ikeir »yolrr.
kile.1 <>r mrrte.1 away fcy tfce I.»,
Tke
1.» i. w tklt-k, lhal on Ike H .u It nm.1
totit-li bottom st biw tble. When that
hniqien* oynter. free«- (..< t„ the hot
tom of the ire The danger then I. (hat
In s probinged <old .|iell tke oy.trre will
I«' killed, though thev <-sn »tsml s greal
deal ot <*dd; and there I. the greater
danger that when the 1.» break, tin, the
oyatera will he ra rrin l away a . the lie
float, oil. and lout to their owner..
For about a month now the oyatrr
kualnno. ha. keen well, tbelr ain't
no .neb buninem». it i. Itnl.uodfilr tn
lake up oyrtera or to market them.
From "Frogty Florid«”
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Wi th the financial c-xpericnr«* o i
FORTY.
N I N E Y E A R S to draw upon and the tack.
_
ing o i large m o u r n * . The K im N a h ^ j
Hank it well equipped to prom ptly care for
every hanking requirement.
flj
Til
Our officer« will welcome the opportunity to
confer with you relative to any m atter
ing in your individual business.
The First National Bank
TOMS RIVER, N. J.
Capital. $ 150.000; Surplus nnd Undivided Profit», $ 1(15,00$^
R E SO U R C E S OY ER Sl.300,000
OCEAN
CDUNTY TRUST COMPANY
TOAAS
R IV E R
.N .J .
You Have Confidence
in younelf and your ability to accumulate
money when you have a bank account to
which you are regularly adding your »pare
cath. Now 1 » the time to begin the good
work ol saving in rarnrit now is the time
to start an account with us.
l(«»'lil*dKe. 1*1«.. Jan. *¿3.
balitur "C«mri*r :**
ir* .
Intereat P aid in O ur Special
It la n«»t «iften I tab* my i»*ii in baixt
to writ* t«« tb* ne*»|i«|i*r. but when I
D epartm ent
«•««■ in th# "Cnttrirr" «»f January IM
i wbicb I recrlved thl» morning r com­
ment» «*Mthe weather from varlou* part»
•»f this gieat oml wonderful I*. H.. and
«IFI not «*«• any from tb* laixl of fiower»
titxl Hiiii»liine, I felt that an lujuatUi*
Iiiul l»**n «l«»n«» to the rea«l*r» of the
"l'«»url*r,” »Inc* «»ur iimtuai friend. Fred
G St mi w«mm|. of that lively little habitn
Cut Qlaaa la Fraglla.
Practical Birth Encouragement.
tif .n «»f I "laud Height», hi*» taken to w il­
Cut gtn** prolmlily would I renkl
A i HI. Itiixnluu iliMlll.Y t . u rtlln ing "tigar, «*nli«i» mxl gnsollne agniu.
it. » tl.'i'ltl.Hl In up,-ml n ctNial.l* ifiMti easily than uncut Bins*. The pnttMt
! r**.J l»»t winter Used to have some fim
in lid*» alNitit Floriila in th«* "Courier,”
ui iount of his furtuuv tu lncren> - In cut glass Is cm tty menus nf uriot- :
which I. us well a* many other old-time
rite i-lijuitjUf uf Him cumitryim ii ami log wheels, I'nctit trluss pntlernt i
rea«Iers of th* oldest |«aia*r in «tann
Tlie uuglcs In m j
tinrntrywotiK-n.
H e ntlverllaetl H r usunlly molded.
county, «‘ujoyed hugely. Tlx* only trou­
sirmiis, liwiltliy j ’i>ut>*i couplr* to m-i glnss nre lieiter defiued nnd shtu
ble with StanwfMid was that h«* ditln't
have enough Florida »and in his shoe».
lie on his estate, tie palil the m ar­ Ttie cu tter also mny. In some
^.»ihIImiitn on the l«*gs of his |ianfnl«M»u>4,
drive his wheel n little deeper than fi
ring« expenses fur ai.ltnl.lp applicant
or wood tick» behind hi» ear», t«» write
Obviously, the glass a
. •! cave them free Krauts of Imnl. other sjsits.
glowing accounts of the country, »uch «•»
'1 1 a when Iin hies heci.ii to urrlve, he such points would be thinner nnd nm
would suit the iilea» of u Florida land
promoter.
s. iilisi m u,L .;..s on them of fifty n il• fragile.
Well. I was going to tell you all about
les eat h.
the weather aim* I huve 1hh*u here. We
Killed In Bathtub.
—that is. Mr», aixl my »elf reached
this place on November 19 last; every­
A young man was found dead In the 1
“ Englirh as Shu la Spoke.”
thing looking fine : dowers blooming pro­
T he wife of n workingman In the hath tub in his home In Toronto
fusely on every side; strawberries just
Midland* (E ngland) was describing n tim e ago. Investigation showed
coming in bloom ; potato«*» ready t«> blos­
som ; "garden no»m” doing finely; the
quarrel betw een tw o o tte r women, nnd he had been killed by coming In
great big banana plants, aome with
her final comment wus a* follow s: “If tact with ii bare electric lamp
gre«*n fruit, were in bloHaom; orange»
'er'd said to 'er w hat ’er said to 'er carrying 118 volts, while standing Is
ripening on the tre«»s; every plant find
the w ater.
’e r'd ’ave killed 'er or 'er ’e r ! ”
tre«» having n beauty peculiar to itaelf.
Now 1 will give you extracts from inv
log. taken d aily: Light frosts, A. M.
Nov. 29, killed all tender vegetables;
weather very cold, but no frost until the
morning» of December 9 and 10. when
the thermometer went down to 22 de­
grees, killed everything in vegetables and
flowers and many of the oranges ami
grapefruit on the tree» were frozen. In
many groves both fruit and leaves fell
off in less than n week after. Nearly
all tlx* groves were fired, one grove near
here burning 05 cords of wood in one
nig h t; others using from 49 to 100 gnl!«>ns «»f kerosene. From the 10th of
December to the 25d highest tetnperutur«» was OH degrees. lowest 50 degrees.
Quite warm on the 23d; planted a few
potatoes. Winds northwest t«i north­
east, very strong at times, for 14 days.
Christmas, 75 d«*grees; December 51. A.
and I will send you a list
M., 27 degrees, frost; January 1, 2H de­
gree«; 2d. 29 degrees; 5<1, 29 degrees;
of SECO ND H A N D
4th, SO d«*gre«*s; 5th. 50 degrees; highest
temperature in five days. 52 degrees;
PIANO BARGAINS
heavy frosts every morning; Oth. 50 d«*grees; from the Oth to the 22d. lowest
temperatures from 52 to 40 degr«*es.
highest 72 degrees. This morning. 29
degrees, with fro st; highest. 50 degreea,
Ocean County agent for the Janssen, Raymond and
at noon.
Lanedon Pianos, also the famous Autoniano.
I
Langdon
Autopiano.
Some cold weather for Florida! The
‘coldest winter ever known,” is what
the oldest inhabitant says.
New V ictor Records for F ebruary now in Stock.
I had a cord of pine wood racked up
in the back yard; cost rue .$10 per cord.
( I was to have had a cord, but the col­
ored man only brought five-sixths of i t ;
the balance is to be delivered ; it is paid
Phone 2-4-R-5
B A R N EG A T. N. J.
for. so I am sure to get it). I've done
nothing else but tote that wood in the
house and poke it in the stove since I ’ve
be«*n here. We’ve had more rain and
«vïx&îXiXÎI<sX!)<îlis>®SX.X^;X^^
less sunshine than I have seen for seven
winters. This is the first winter I've
missed having a swim in the ocean on
Christmas day for seven yearn. When
I saw the catfish frozen to death in the
Indian and Banana Rivers I decided not
to take my annual bath. Anyway. I
had forgotten to bring my bathing suit.
T hat may have influenced me some’
somewhat.
Very truly wours,
IRA C. LAMBERT.
I SAFETY* SERVICE • SATISFACTION1
Victrolas - Player Pianos
Send Me A
Postal Card
H A R O L D B. COX
C u s to m
Alen Enem ies M ast Register,
An enemy born aliens must register,
in most parts of Ocean county, with the
postmaster. In Lakewood, a different
arrangement may l’<* made, but every!n*r<* else the postmaster is the official
with whom the alien enemy is to reg­
ister. The time is betwe«*n 0 A. M.,
ebrunry 4. and 8 P. M. February 9.
'aeh registrant must supply four photos
of himself to be affixed to the various
..ffidavita and identification cards He
must also make his thumbprint and sign
his name. Within 15 days he must re­
port again to the postmaster to get
:iis registration card. It is understood
th at failure to have a registration card
will probably result in the internment
for duration of the war of an alien en­
emy. This term alien enemy takes in
any enemy born, who has not taken out
full citizenship papers.
Postmaster« are cautioned by the gov­
ernment that they are to use registrants
kindly, and give them all help they can,
and aliens nre not to be «-onsidered ene­
mies of this country, so long as they de­
port themselves rightly.
H a t c h in g
TH E LAUREL!ON POULTRY FARMS START
T H E IR INCUBATORS FEBRUARY 1
and will run them during February, March, April
and May
CUSTOM HATCHING SOLICITED
Give Us a Trial
LAURELTON FAR M S
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
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hAVfc. ».1.1-Vfc.N
SftNATOR HUGHES D E A D
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Irani n il Iff f i r n
T ta a ta o ar h m m l f i w w e d le I t a
a «ola . Laataai 14 « erta fa *•*«'*»*
I halmei* 4 palo* a rtaM». IO amia M
lama«. »• Irmi era reti.e* t i rrei-hla
r«hri i!alea, 4 a«rh H a t a 4 rt*iaeee
he«*, 13 «mdlrtaa ilare iva«»«. 4 «tt
h>iinr» M iE*
naneaotaikui » I ñor» « V a l o e t a
«H l Mw «M> flau
__Uhm. «ad rte boato«** »irei «eOta
»
a lik e fcfflU la«. i l e i a —>M « s ta to li»
« o aw « I l i Ih * f tl a n tl n f o | a ae re H I »
la Ibngte«*.
A latan« « n e lUr» «M «( ih* l l l M m
farei* Iteri t i r * ---.--I |»*« feit »et
et ita' ilare m «e* ait>ue<l ita « a * di*
Irlri «rea red In la<* « ta l II aaa ta
Irr« dene taf. Il ana r lie e i* tirai IO*
(H ien aral (dar** i n * talea «rated
■H I ’tariff* It Tutea« a t a «rae*
•***» H*r erara al Maturi Ratal. « hlr» ht
IrerterM le Ita III.IHI «roa* ta* rarem I)
Itad a ¡tntteMMIaa erede I« hlm t a ita
•ale of hie Ireri. *a the remai ramo*
tram Haunter fana«, hui ta ta* md
Henri a deal h a t e he Itrefer* la »all
fu* «•" Hument re|rre*ettla"re*
U. 8 . Senator William tlughw
W illia m
llu c h e « . D a m o r r a lk le a d e r
and U. 8. Senator ftom Near jaraey-
died Jan. SO at a Trenton hoepltal,a fte r
a kn« lllnaaa. «ged IS year». Ho »»re­
ed In the Spaniah war, and araa a Rapreaenlatia# In Fangrra* aavoral term«
Mira M anta l ’lailor, ..f lakr«.-*l.
end Mr l r**V<>< « W I udi,er «f T»*h
«hier. Nra V..rh, <mfe married «t» I**
rem I n «Ht. m it. al 137 IVrai Xlneiy
kirih atreel. , \ n \.»rk l ’llj Mt I »
urr «aitai ail la Ita Ottluame l ’rrri**. ami
rrrni lu vamp a Ira da.1* aller Itali
maritar-' Tta Irride la Ita rlauihlrr >rf
Mr, iirar, IV, ITayton, rrf i V.*.*ti avntit*
BUY
M O TO RS
B O IL E R S
H O IS T IN G E N G IN E S
CRANES
E N G IN E S
D E R R IC K S
R A IL S A N D T IE S
L IG H T R A IL A N D IN D U S T R IA L TR A C K
C A B LE
C O N T R A C T O R S' O U T F IT S
STA CK S
We alto have these thing» For Sale
at our Storage Yard
13
» ta r a
ta rta ra » * , 4
m
The Mi Rural haaeah remala a hai
aaa tre heed .4 l id i M. enea relie«
lu ita trait«»ei i
XS tar *a|«tiIre
The imhrrarmd War Helm! la ear»Ur«
.»eMito* e ta r tir* rrf If* ee* arilrHI**
I* riere taf ruWted talk « ta tom rar«
Muffa* ereelei amt de Red l'n -e
«ird*t Ita i talima«*hl|r uf Ml* W. W,
«Villar», tarn of the otlleye retae«. e ta
la ewmloea-l le eviel «torte* Rta W
ataaled i f R n l*. A Heyaerer. Ml**
\ II Hart* and M«f4 "*rtt« «ttarm
Tta a urntar rtf euthec* ha. te Inr* IBB*it
that it »ili ta I— ‘Ur hefiaal»» •'» '
«neh. I« add anuther day »arh »»eh,
VI , . Inrat*) ■ a t a Ita arrrhnatter »III
In « t a m hare arare eurhln*
nudai Ion*. Mr. C, I. Itert ha*
«Iren lett rhalre, aad dnhn In*«« i l
rhalra M l- <'.hu|U..ii and MI» dami*
•un tar* «Iren a pt«*» uf Hunhieraeee
kniet rltdh. lu ta made U|i latti deeam
te*. .«râler*- T ta l-ata«!»«! Wjrt*
irti>ttl )« ill«* huh|r«l in li» I’UttRlJi. MV'
In» mera pee»d* ami uranr w«*ltb I«
dtaw »n
Mia* Huphie ttawnvr. tif thè Imhemmd War Retai, «vi «ilh Ita e«emilire nmiitiHle* «f Ita uminly
«I ita oSra uf duda* Jotafay. T»tm»
Hirer, »it Frida» afl*rnm«t la*l. «ta»
...udii cm* i» leh**i«*l »»»• c«n*wned II wa* rond itali ita U he«t»d
Wer Relief »tanthl ta Hti|*i«rr*d hr Ita
HHimy tirailler I« bare tta « » r .
Ihniilf la huklin« henenia. anUrlt n |
fumi* ami trrviHing lioM ikw w *”•'
nam* al Ita H«d Fnata aa uther taemta
e. ..f Ita TOtinty rhaidrr, and «hai tha
taadtiuarlrra in Ke« Tort »ta-tihl ta au
rudi tati Muñe» a lima obtained »III ta
lu lit In a «i-arel* acrount. and all *<¡rh
mad* front material buuahl tbro»«b Ihla
fund «HI. Ita War Relief « nmnilttee
I |,ut|tuera. ta v n t to Ita t-uuitl» <U«pt«r
Tirer» taw ta n frvm Ita rer» «rat •
I.„m,Hete uirdenrtamllo* tatwarn tta
ruttati tita|i* r and tta Utawraal nut*
lltillrr /
Tîw U k rw w ) War HpM«I
■ im«* «util frutti il* ki* iirö lv il * f«»rt*
night igi>_____
T ta National Reti Crura « lim a i«
that » militan *«i-alrr* her» !»•»« knit
h) Ilia «‘uirraii of tta fa lta d S tata, fur
ntmy ami nary alare tta war tagan
Inai Altri! Tita t ra u number «-annoi
ta known, a . »• man* «ara «IVi-11 tllrati
In tha buy*, nuil diti imi I'»«« lUroUgh
till- lini l'rti*. itrauuiuiUitn.
Ogborna Mult Pay W ile Alimony.
INDUSTRIAL SERVICE COMPANY
LINCOLN, N. J.
Tel. 437 Bound Brook
• Mi iMilllnn of Wilfred II da ne. of
Imkfwt.Hl. aniinarl. Vice rhaocellnr
»'.,-t,.i . .¡uhm ut Newark ln«t »'«*•".
minia nil nnlar dlracting William
li.irin nf l.akewtHul. In |tn.v íl*1 «
Klim.m.t |u hi* wife. Mr*. Fliimier \V
I lylini'ua. of Mnnnnt|uao. paiidlng the
t nul uf liar null fur tllvuraa. Mr. ana
Sir*. ilRbnrtia »ara innrriinl Kabruary
•'*» liMkH. TIu'V b iv i two HiiUim». who
nr<* I»it it with Mr.. Ugbuinr. In ta r
muH (*»»■ dlvorc«* bIm* iilinw Mir« BW*
Siiit*. of I.ak»*w«M«l. a* m-r»**!>oi»iI#*iit.
The O f bornea Uved at Toma Hiver for
xeveral year«.
OUT THIS WEEK
The Courier
ALM ANAC
FOR
Will Contain a Great Deal
of Useful Information
Complete Directory of County Officers
1917 Election Returns
1917 Tax* Valuation and Rates
Church Directory of County
Township and Borough Officials
County Bank Deposits
Honor Roll of Ocean County Soldiers and
Sailors
New Postal Rates and Regulations
State and Federal Game Seasons
Automobile Laws ot All States
Tide Table for Atlantic Coast
Seed Planting Table
Banking Hints, and many other matters of in­
terest, beside the Almanac itself
It w ill b e k e p t a s a B o o k o f I n f o r m a tio n a n d R e f e r e n c e
C ounty Budget
Is $ 190,2^8.1 2
ItVatMael from l*a#a It
OPTION BILL
PASSES HOUSE
T h e IM S ta e tg v l fitHut t i 1
(Actual am—at ml *utahaa re»«mm
irrp u til flMtfl 1É)
A. Total
t i w iy ii
I . ito » p it» rv e e a u e « i p r e g rta te d .
(ai I rw» pendei bataarea
l i t appreartallM»
4440.4:
(hi I neapemled batan««* a|
p M O fe M S iÍ H Í Í il
N e» Cou»
C ourt Hmme letmlrw, Imi
a ere tram bmwl mea*
Hall of taranta, tmlaar*
from »and urne»
Hateara from »tat« e f Near
Sarai no
h t*a 4
l*f**| Meta High»*»
C m a l alan. R o to r Vaiti-
tua Punì
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Oemecratm Leader «Vara* Celi»»**«
tu Urging »we««', tor in* Leg
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fra led by |
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nothing
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bv
U« «Iloti
Iannui. IH h-Kl«l»litre ..f New Jiuto-)
Minerlly L u t a r A4vacale* t i l l
•> b) tin- for*
ttf Immisi Jt|>]m-uI* «uti, ah
Mluiirll» U-ailer A Urani of Hin tomi
tnd lite u x o ri
«IWI2&H.I3 «III d«-.'lita «beibar M<|iatr
Total
ir tdiall Ite auhl «ahi II aaa Ihr tattili f ita- ItoUhrnkl
In Ihplr *a« arai iiinni* t| illlle«.
in ilipt» iheir ganar * tu eiim*r<l. **l
B. A|i|iro|irl«tlona.
Tlie «nie »«* um u|« n a trln l) |Nir ta ta lieeti Itotehevlh 1 ° Mill ta . H«
I.
lim n line«, a* lutili M*l ■a « e re dir Id
.iniail ih.il ita bill *io-tal» twrrtoil o«l
Current Rx|ian*aa
IVIH
1917
ita- tirio* iplc uf h.s nu rule, and n u l
ed u|«>ii the tasti«. The surprise ran«
1. • uurU
3000.00 ln Ute tola nnd ■(teert* In fa tu r uf ita
7MI0.WI
w»» Ita »! rtingc.l I.linei(de uf ih«
2. tail and Board
Ih-ttiurrnll* pò rl l
Ile wn» iierfacily
l&OO.OO
12txi.au Mnrhay bill by Minarli» I enti Irr Nlnip
of rrteonara
8. Plata Itwanc
9UUU.UU
9000. uu «un II was Mr. Simp**ut « h u rm d v rtl Wllllhg lu tru«l lite |«*qilr uf Iti» etniaHie now h ld tiH r Tumiiliy letter urg­ I» In tu ie ita li rulli e lino», am i Ihal
4. K x pen*ra of
25(10.00 ing the Ih-tnut rat* uf hi* bullir «tale lu wn* all III!» bill in a ia i« “ I aiti mi my
Frt-aholdvr*
2S00.00
4UMXI line up for Ihe bill. T he ru le was a* feui lu pirati «Uh IU) lieliiiM-ralle col5. Coronor»
600.1X1
6. Election*
Kxxxi.ou ItoXMl.tW follow « :
li-agno* lu »lami hy ibi» |«-in.»-ralla
I9UU.UO
l&OU.UO
7. Stationery
l»iia*4*l|«le. The fate u f die |airty I* la
Y eas- Mihntt. Amin« Alllaon. Amrr
H. Contli gent ex­
itadr tinnito line ha« «ahi th è (rari/
limn. IhwiiM-k, liurrough*. I'haplun
pense*
4000.00
4000.00
ptelfnrni waa «lim i npmi (he qne.im n,
I 'liter. Union, Kilgnr, Fotuler, Hill
9. Advertising ta
HOO.OO (¡lover. Ilngniiiaii. Ilubnrl. Keltern, hul i t a |H*«»ple « e re noi They « B k » *
printing
HOO.OO
A sreal «ava uf np|ilau»a fulluwatl
10. luxe*
500.00
1HXI.OO lathe. I.rwl*. t.llrhfield. 1/inl, Mnrxiilil,
Murgnti,
I'lernt m,
I'rtblen,
Henil. Mr Kliii|nun * ih»4lnrniliHi ihal ta prò*
11. Indigent sol­
200.00
dier«
300.00 Hi>eve*, Itultert*. Hultluiuin. Hliiip*un. I»uh»I in vote fur ih«* bill, and In a
1200.00 Sierrarl. Warner. Whllney, Wllnoii. lattiate In l'rvaiileli! WIImiii he nrnirast
12. Light* ta fuel 1700.00
13.1 »unty .superWlime. Widverloti («la-nkriT. Varrò*. Hi» ulm m l enlhn»la»m.
iii l o ndv n t of
Majority Is-sder l ’ler«m *nli| he watt
Young—87.
School*
1100.00
1100.00
N nya- Applegate, Itndgley, Itlnlr, glnd Die Illudi nhurg line limi at luxf
14. lustlcea and
laan hruketi. Ili* wa* glad limi at ln»t
conalable*
1300. IX) f*iM*hrnn. Ilugnn. Futhnll. linede. Uni
1200.00
Inglu-r. II,m iry. Ilrrrlrlt. I letali flrltl. ilia laglslaitir«* of New Ji-r»i-» Ilari «le15. S a l a r lea of
chimi tu re.pomi tu 1he voice of Iha
Illrsrhhrrg. Morir». M<-Aieer. MrHuv
'o u n ly olHcent:
County Clerk f^no.00
ern. Noten. Huger». Kehneliter. Siultli, peuple uf lliu »late. Il wa» a Reputo
l)c|>ulyClerk IS'O.OU
Sint«-. Sltnii, Tnliernnll. Vreetewl.— 11*iili |uirl\ pied e, and lite party waa'
Aasia t a n ta,
keoping limi plmtge.
Total an.
County
Mr. McAtee. ! li toocpit, of |luit*on
Houaa Jam m ed to Hear Debate.
Clerk’aOffic» «21X1.011
heard ihe m inority
T he gilllerlt*», llttar anti «itele» of the rterlnrml
Surrogate
2000,00
a* glowing ¡...ceche*
Deputy Surehimilter w ere aiilfurniliigly luirknl taillier um
Imi in lin- ln»r camgate
1210.00
with III Ierra In i prillile Jilnt a» Ululigli agubmi h all
e of lliiil.oti Ioni un­
Aii^inlant
(HtO.lNJ
liier»' lind lieeii any «I-ml it a* fu Ihe IKlign. T he p*«.
n i n in i b is ix ille n g iie a
herltf
2000.00
mitt-nine of Dir owe *it ill I fiillllr. Al ihmbtmlly «mH I
lo ihe leglshilur tll llp|NI»e |t,
Deputy Sheriff 12'Xl.00
Dir ulltM‘1 Anitenililyinnii 111■-> lillrlil uf
'.sislan ta,
Farm er* Oppi 8 Two Tax Dèt»*.
f'nasale,
Wliu
wna
ein
Imi
with
Ihr
oili­
Sh riR ’aomce, !a«‘.00
o f Minili Jersey e re uto
The fall
er
four
men
iipnu
an
wntl-loenl
upllnii
i a i l Watdail 800.00
i the plan iiro|»iseil hy
plnlfttr’a. endrnvnrrd fu get In Iti» solllieh n»
County luilge 2250.00
iiineinlnit'lil liy wlilrli all lli|Uur llreiiMti» Assenihlyinan l’Iersun In hi* l.llls io
i'rosecutor
2000.00
S a c r a t t r y.
wmiltl lie prrinlnt*if In rim to I tu- end rendjiwl Ihe Inx syntein h> pruvldlng
County Board
uf their term s III rase I lit- imiulrlpiil- fur Iwo dates for thè pnyment o f tuxe»
of Taxation 1000.00
Uy voted dry. He had given notice In eai-h year. Juna and lieeoinlwr. The
Probation of­
Inst week of lit* Intent Inn to moving house Judlcter)' Comiulltea gii ve a
150.00
ficer
the return o f the hill to aerond rend­ hearing un thè Itllls. and l'roseetiior
S e a l e r of
ing fur the ptirpoae o f offering Hie Oseiir V. Reilmw of llluiieraler eininty,
weights and
amendment. He therefore pleaded fur spenklng for Ibi* fnrtners. mi 1*1 lliat
600.00
m easures
they wiintcd only mie puynient day
thl» action.
Clem, Board
of Freehold­
Minority Lender Slmpaon favored and flint e lth e r In Augiisi or Septcm360.00
ers
thl» notion a» menv fa ir piny, alnce no lier. T helr erops are noi Imrveated hy
600.00
Janitor
opportunity wna given to put in Ihe .lune, th elr reeelpta are neeessarlly
County Detec
amendment when the Mil was on nec- low at thnt Iierlml, and lliey a re op­
600.00
tive
ond reading, n »tage In which, under pimeli to thè pian of pnylng In .lune
County Collec­
Ihe rule», all proposed amendment» and D eeem tar.
1200.00
tor
c ity fo m p lro ller Penai» F. follln*
rmiHt he offered. The move wit» vig­
S o l ic i t o r ,
orously opposed hy Assemblymen Yar­ of Ellz.ahelli inaile thè siiggestton tliat
Board
of
Freeholders 1000.00
row mid Hobart of Essex, who nmlli- un exemptlon of flix i in personalty he
Jury Commis­
tnlned that every opportunity Imd been nllowed to relieve thè hurilen» o f ih*
sioner
500.00
given to put In amendment», and that pi ii ir, and Wendell J. W rlght of tlnekCounty Road
II watt too late now for the liquor In­ elisock urged timi poti and dog mxes
Supervisor
500.00
terest» to beg for time In which to put lie eliminateli. Komier Asseniblyiimu
Bridge tenders 600.00
Floyil Thompson of i'iiloii eoutily suld
their houses In order. Mr. Hobart ex
C ourt stenog­
claimed passionately th a t they were timi thè two pnyment piali woiiltl les»rapher
500.00
given ample tim e to do Ibis, since ev­ on thè expeiidlhires now noeessury
Clerk of
ery saloon keeper In Ihe slate. If he throiigh thè hom i« log of money for
Grand Jury 240.00
30000.00 23000.00 hail any sense at nil. must have known puhlie expenses In nnllclpntlon <>f lux
the day after election tim i Ihe doom eollectnrs and vvould polke it elisici' for
16. Paul Kimball
8000.00 7500.00 of their trade Imd been sealed hy Ihe ihe taxpuyers ilnrlng thè t'hrlarm u»
Hospital
»enaiin.
17. New Jersey
voice of the people ill the polls.
( ’laude II, Anderson, secretury for
F ta te Board of
Assemblyman l 'o rim in of Allunile
C hildren’s
favored Ilie iiinendmcnt on the ground thè New Jersey Dengue of Mmilelnnll2000.00
900.00
G uardians
that he was opposed to putting any tles. opposed thè Biersnn filli pruvldlng
18. Toms River
for a «tate supervlsor of iax nssoss500.00 1000.00 man out of business on 30 days’ no­ jnelits. Ile nsserted llm t il wns mi UliHospital
tice. He appealed for the owners of
19 Tubercular
1000.00 1000.00 properties In which bars a re operated necpssnry Infrlngenieni un homo ruta.:
Hospital
who will probably he umilile to obtain Assenihlynmn Biersnn sitili lim i ut
20. Expenses of
presepi there are .".dii linh-peailont asSinking Fund
new tenants.
100.00
200.00
Commission
liy a vote of 36 to 23 the Illrseh- sessors witli no dlrecting head, It waa
21. C ourt House
lleld motion w as turned down, and the snggested hy T. Frank Applehy of thè
500.00
and grounds
debate upon Ihe 1)111 In th e main pro­ Mommmlh Coimly Tax Hnanl limi tlie
22. Expenses of
ceded. Assemblyman W lnno of Bor­ cmmty lionrds bave thè nppolntm ent
Bounty Tax
on opened the debate, declaring that of ilio assessors inslead of l'io govora800.00
Board
He
the issue Imd been funghi out nt the Ing binile« of niunlclpalitli's
23. Expenses
pells in his county and Hint the people tholight timi assessors aro now nsimlly
1300.00
county officers
bail spoken In favor of local option, nil under some pollllcal ohllgntions. Tho
three of the members from Hint coun­ coimiiitte inaile no nniiouncenient of
II.
ty having been elected upon the Issue. Hs purpose on thè hills.
)eb t and Interest.
Fightlng C ity Manager Idea.
1104.02 1104.00 Most of the debate, ns usual, turned
1. Sinking fund
Spenklng on thè I■i 11 presepi od hy,
2. In te re st and
actually upon the question of boose ol­
6500.00 6000.00 ilo booze.
discount
Majority Leader Bii-rsoii providing l'or
3. I n t e r e s t on
a m anager for eli ics, Ma.vor Frcilerick
Resents the “ Applejack” Title,
904.10
900.00
surplus revenue
Mr. Wilson, Republican, of Sussex, \V. Uonnelly of 'J'renton said filai the
4. U etirem ent of
resented the Impillallon t hat his coun­ ! selieme wouhl liring aliout. uni-est and
O cean County
ty run any longer he designated ihe ! only serve In jmt a clal) 111 Ihe Iiaiuls,
Depairing Bonds
500.00 1000.00 “applejack county.” as lie Imd been : of dlsgrunt'ed cillzens. Ile declured
Series A
elected by the people of that strong I timi 34 eiiles bave commtssliin forni of
Democratic section upon a pledge govei-maent, wliteli menns th a t Ihe
III.
against booze a fte r he had been twice mayors supervlse the governnient in
Public Works.
defeated. Mr. Agnus, Democrat, of puhlie, imi the m anager pian w ould'
1. E rection and
Hunterdon, said he had gone down to allow ilio conducllng of nil'ulrs in p ri­
re p air to brid­
defeat twice because of Ills advocacy vale.
ges and railings
Frank W. Noxon of Orango, chnir(a) R e p a i r s to
of Ibis bill, but on Hie third trial lie
bridges and
had been elected. “My party,” lie man of the City Munnger Oonunittee
15000.00 5000.00 said, “went on the rocks on this 1)111, of thè Siate Ohniaiier of (’ninm erce,1
railings
2. Improvements
and I am here to help it. off the rocks. salii the lidi was a movo in thè proper
arid repairs to
If the people of my county are given direction, as it would eentrailze re-i
public highways
sponslbllH.v. .laines J. Barrndnta of
(a) Road repairs 48050.00 20000.00 the opportunity to vote that county Orango salci Ma.vor Dmincllv linci thè,
would lie hone dry.”
(b) Im provem ent
Mr. Mcflovern. Democrat, of Hud­ riglit idea in brandlng the bill as an '
of Township
5000.00
son, said he represented the sentiment nttem pt of a clique to he in possession
roads
(c) New County
of the people of t hat comity and it was of Ihe government. T he mensure was
15600.00 5000.00 his sworn duty to oppone the measure. ileserllied as one leadlng to am ocracy
roads
lIV.
Men who had favored lucnl option had hy Jam es Perskie, assistant city a tto r-1
Mosquito Exterm ­
lieen rooeatedly defeated a t Ihe polls ney of Atlnntle City.
Two P em oerats drew prize« froni'
10000.00 10000.00 while those who liad opposed It had of­
ination
fer been elected to the legislalure. Mr. Oovernor Edgc’s pretty bag. They
V.
Hievnrt. Republican, ef Essex, told were Jticlge H arry V. Oshorne of EsFam i Demon»I ator 1800.00 1800.00 hew the iss -e was fought nut at the sex eoun'y and Clvll Service Oi'iimiis-j
polls then and how 12 m em bers of tlie sloner W illiam K. Devereux of Asbui-yi
Park.
|
$190258.12 $121504.00
(b) •tbarlff-* l'iHce
(a) .urrafal#'* OUtae
(d) SUI» uf Net» Jereey.SUte
Highway Commbaion, Mo­
y o ii.iii
tor Vrhirln Fund.
(»' S te la of N e* Jerwey,Court
f
P A G E T W E t.V K
SPIRIT TO WIN
WAR KEPT UP
BY RES CROSS
Good Goods W hen Advertised Make Good
And because our stock alw ays "m akes good** is one reason why we so persistently
urge you to com e to us when you need anything in the line of building materials.
W e know that all we claim for our stock, service and prices will be more than
realized by th e buyer, and that the care we lake to give satislaction will so appeal
to him . as to leaves no desire on h is part to look elsew here again for any sort of
building material or hardware.
Lumber, Hardware, Paints and
Building Materials of All Kinds
We do all kinds of MiIIwork -odd kinds of window frames, doors, mantels,
etc., being our hobby.
SBe A . B. N E W B U R Y CO., Inc.
Office and Yard Opposite Central R. R. Depot
Telephone Ton.. River 36
TOMS RIVER, NEW JERSEY
NEW EGYPT
C a p ta in H aynes Odom. regim ental
a d ju ta n t. 31Uh K eglm ant, H. A., a t
C am p D ix, who w ith
y h*ve
been r a id i n g on F ro n t S tre e t. New
fcg) P t, alncc curly in S e p tem b e r last,
baa heen prom oted to m ajor of
1
sam e regim ent.
Mr. and Mri*. H . L. Blow and eon
H u n te r, of R iverton vlaited Mr. and
Mre. F re d Hopkme on Sunday and
M onday. Mr. Blow waa form erly in
th e employ of D r. W illiam C. Jonee.
G eorge H e a ra t of P hiladelphia, died
o n Sunday. Jan u ary 27. and waa buried
from th e reaidence of his aiater-in
,
Mrs. W illiam H oggin» o f thia place
Mr». E rvin C hafey o f lacobstow n
v isite d h e r a u n t. Mra. John Murphy
lu st w eek
Mra. E thel C hafey e n te rta in e d a
n u m b er o f frien d s a t her hom e on
W ednesday evening
B e rtra m V anH iae, w ho ia employed
a t New B runsw ick, w as home w ith his
p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Lew is V aniliae
on Sunday
,,
Mrs. Rebecca Challender and family
v isite d on Sunday w ith Mrs. Challende r *8 son, Clifford
Mrs. Anna L. S ingleton visited on
T u esd ay of la st w eek w ith her f« th e r ,
A nthony V anH ise Sr. o f V anH iseviile
G eorge A. Rawley w as on Thursday,
F rid a y and S aturday o f la s t w eek a t
th e fa rm e rs e x h ib it in th e arm ory a
T ren to n , w here he dem o n strated the
u se of th e W estern E le ctric farm light­
in g p la n t
A few friends from Cream Ridge
and New E g y p t su rp rise d Mr. and Mrs.
W illiam H. D avis, on S a tu rd ay even
ing th e occasion being an anniversary
o f th e ir w edding. Those p re se n t from
C ream R idge w ere: Mr. and Mrs. W ill­
iam J. T antum , Mrs. M ary Rue. Miss
L ouie Rue, Miss Mary Meirs, M r. and
M rs. Meirs, W illiam R. M eirs and Hill­
man G askill; those from New E gypt
w ere: Mr. and Mrs. Joel W a i n w r i g h t ,
M r. and Mrs. E dw ard T. W ikoff, Coun­
se lo r John M eirs, Mrs. M eirs,E lizabeth
W ain M eirs, 3rd, John M eirs, J r ., Mrs.
G eorge C. L ow er, Hon. G eorge L.
S hinn, Mrs. S hinn, and Miss Ida Boyd.
O th e rs owing to the alm ost im passable
roads w ere not p re se n t; those from a
d ista n c e came in sleighs
Boyd Ford of P hiladelphia is visiting
H on. G eorge L. Shinn
M rs. E llen F ow ler is ill w ith th e grip
E lsie H opkins and E lsie Inm an were
F rid a y v isitors w ith M rs. Ellis Cox
E arl Jam eson was a re ce n t visitor
w ith his b ro th er, D r. L eon H. Jam eson
o f Philadelphia
Miss G race Brom m ell v isited on Sunday w ith Mrs. E llis Cox
Mrs. H e rm o n J. M orton and children
o f P hiladelphia a re g u ests this w eek of
M rs. Leo Nash
N orm an B rig h t was a Philadelphia
v isito r on T uesday
Mrs. Joseph Thom pson re tu rn e d on
T uesday from a v isit in N ew ark
R ichard C rofton has a job w ith the
G ra to n Chemical w orks a t New B runs­
wick
John Spence killed his hogs on Tues­
day
Mrs. Clauue G eenw ald o f Lum berton
is v isitin g her siste r, M rs. John Goff
Mrs. R o b ert Wilson P a rry , and son
T ru s c o tt w ere recent visito rs in New
Y ork
M rs. R idgw ay V aughn and daughters
E lsie and H elen v isited a t George
S te w a rd ’s a t W aretow n from Thursday
t o S a tu rd ay
C harles A tkinson and d a u g h te r, T hel­
m a w e re Philadelphia v isito rs S aturday
C harles D anley and E lsie V aughn
w e re M t. Holly v isito rs on Tuesday
M rs. B eulah R ushton o f A sbury Park
c alled on Mrs. Mellie A rcher on Sunday
L ittle O ladya Malone e n te rta in e d in
honor o f h e r eeventh b irthday on P li.
d a y , the follow ing. M arg aret Mount.
L ila Thom pson. V ivian Jone* and
L au ra Hrooka
Mr. and Mra. R u th W arw ick »pent
Monday and Tueaday w ith the la tte r'»
b ro th e r, A llie Hum m ed a t R iverside.
Mra. N ellie A rcher e n te rta in e d over
th e week end her lis te r, Mrs. A ugustus
R idgw ay
Mr. and Mra. K ent Baylla and daugh­
t e r , Vera, viaited Mr. and Mra. Frank
S tillw ell on Sunday
Mrs. A llie H orner e n te rta in e d on
T hursday even in g , Mr. and Mr». Leon
Malone and d a u g h te r, Gladys, Mrs
Mollie A rcher and son Russell, Mrs.
L ym an W oodward, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam uel Reynolds and son Leslie.
G eorge P ierce of South Amboy spent
th e week end w ith his p a re n ts, Mr.
a n d Mrs. Jam es Pierce
FORGET IT.
By JUDD MORTIMER LEW IS.
The C hristm as tre e Is all Slight be­
tween ua and the tren c h es; beyond It
Ilea a grevotia light ami aulferlog and
sten ch es; this side of It are alt things
good, and little folks a re singing, and
over field and stream and wood their
Joyous tones a re winging. 80 let us
pull th e curtain down on periaeois-s
and dying, and spread our sm iles all
over town, and cut out sobs and sigh­
ing. T h e little folks know naught of
w-ar, a n d little folks a re happy; they
have no notion w hat lt'a fo r nor why
th e kings a re scrap p y ; and we kr.ow
no more than they do o f the outland­
ish reaso n ; so le t us sin g : “T h e skies
a re blue. It Is th e C hristm as season!"
So let ns bring the tu rk ey in and tote
In wood fo r m other, and polish up our
C hristm as grin and try to love our
brother. T he w orld Is full of friend­
ships yet. the world Is filled with lov­
ing. and love outshines a coronet, and
sym pnthy heats shoving. So let ns
TUCKERTON
load t h e C hristm as tre e and let ns
Mrs. W ilbur C. P a rk e r is visiting w ear a posy and Join th e chlldreu In
th eir glee a t rlng-around-a-rosy 1—
re la tiv e s in M erchantville
C. R. S avidge of P hiladelphia was a H ouston Post.
re c e n t v isito r here
W illiam S. W illiams is v isitin g rela­
A B L E D IFT i f i W OCEAN CAB
tiv e s in E a s t O range
t
AAV-r »T KEKS FROM
’HOM T E L E ­
Thomas L u k er o f Philadelphia spent
GRAPH LINE.—Although an
th e week end here
ocean cable Is in fact a telegraph
S terlin g O tis of R u tg e rs college,
line, it Is so differently construct­
New B runsw ick, was a week end guest
ed th a t the rules fo r working
o f his p a ren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E.
land lines ure alm ost entirely dis­
sim ilar. W ith the first long cables,
O tis
C. M. G u h le o f Philadelphia recently
great dilllcultles were encounter­
ed in sending through them a
v isited his fam ily here
current of electricity of sufficient
Mrs. H orace Pharo o f Pennsgrove
power to record the messages
sp e n t a portion of the w eek w ith her
rnpldly. T he m ethods for over­
p a ren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Seaman
coming these difficulties, and In
Miss L ettie Crosby sp e n t th e week
use a t present, are described as
end a t B rid g e w a te r w ith her p a re n ts
follow s;
H . B. Spackm an and w ife a re spend­
K eys which, when depressed,
ing some tim e in W ilm ington, Del.
transm it positive and negative
Louis G e rb er of H arvard college is
currents, are employed at the
v isitin g his m other, Mrs. N athan Gersending station In connection
with the regulation battery. T he
ber
F rancis E vans of Philadelphia was a
current of the b attery does not
pass directly Into the cable, b u t
re c e n t v isito r here
Into a condenser, which passes
Carlos G ra n t of A tlantic City is vis­
It Into the subm arine line.
itin g his p a re n ts , Mr. and Mrs. George
T his greatly Increases the
G ra n t
force of the current used and
Miss M. E. K u rfm an has re tu rn e d to
serves to cut off Interfering
h e r home in P ittsb u rg , a fte r spending
ground currents.
se v e ra l m onths a t the home o f Mr. and
T he Instrum ent first employed
M rs. E ugene S pragg
In receiving cablegram s was a
|ohn D eane of Philadelphia sp e n t the
reflecting galvanom eter. Upon
the m agnet of this Instrum ent la
w eek end h e re
Lipm an G e rb er sp e n t S atu rd ay a t
carried a sm all curved m irror.
A lam p Is placed before the m ir­
Tom s R iver
ror and behind a screen In which
Miss E th el Allen of P hiladelphia was
there Is a vertical silt. Flashes
a re ce n t v isito r a t th e home o f her
of light moving across this silt
p a ren ts, M r. and Mrs. S. B. Allen
os th e needles moved from left
W illiam Jones of A tlantic C ity spent
to right. Indicated to the trained
a portion o f th e w eek here
eyes of the operator the letters
Miss L ena G erber s p e n t a portion of
In the message being trans­
th e week h e re
m itted.
F re d P a rk e r of O cean City w as a
B ut this m ethod of recording
m essages was found to tax the
re c e n t v isito r a t the home of his par­
eyesight of the o perator severe­
e n ts , Mr. and Mrs. S. B. P a rk e r
ly, a few years’ work often ren­
D r. L ane has been a t Toms R iv e r on
dering them alm ost. If not total­
W ar Board w ork, and D r. Conover also
ly blind. Recognizing the fa c t
on Tax B oard work.
th at there m ust be something
PLEASANT PLAINS
wrong with such a system, in­
ventors set about repairing the
defect, which resulted In perfect-lng the syphon galvanom eter,
which has all but superseded all
other receiving devices.
L ester Johnson is w orking a t New
B runsw ick
Louis B eckm an of Red Bank, re ce n t­
ly visited his m other, Mrs. John Beckm ati
an
W alter H . Holman of Lakew ood was
a F riday v is ito ra tC h a s .E . M cK elvey’s THE UNI TED STATES FOOD
ADMI NI STRATI ON SAYS!
Miss E th e l W illoughby of G erm an­
tow n is-spending some tim e w ith Miss
T here Is no royal road to food
conservation. We can only ac­
R u th Clayton
complish this by the voluntary
Mrs. E lsie Clayton of W hitesville
action of our whole people, each
s p e n t the w eek end w ith Mr. and Mrs.
elem ent in proportion to its means.
G eorge C layton
It Is a m atter of equality of bur­
A. Cephas Johnson of New Bruns
den; a m atter of m inute saving
w ick sp en t the w eek end w ith his par
and substitution a t every point in
e n ts . Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Johnson
the 20,000,000 kitchens, on the 20,Among those who w ere home from
000,000 dinner tables, and in th a
B altim ore ia s t w eek w ere C harles Til­
2 ,000,000
m anufacturing, whole­
sale and retail eatabllahm enta of
to n , Otis H y ers, Clinton C layton, H ar­
the country.
r y Clayton ar.d Stephen Bills
I AMERICAN
AID
HEARTENS
FRANCE AND HER ALLIES,
Major Murphy, Who Had Charg«
| ol Relief Work Abroad, Describes
Seven Months' Achievements.
■ y MAJ. ORAYtOM M. P, MURPHY.
(Retiring Red Croat Cemmlealonor
to (urepe, who waa In charge of war
roll«* operation» abroad for »even
months Major Murphy aeon will re­
turn to Prance te Join O m n i PerthIng'a eta ft in a purely military ca po­
olty.)
This la a w ar not of arm ies It la
a w ar of naIlona. T hera la not a man
or woman or child In Greet Britain, la
Bellilum, In Prance or In Italy th at la
not a factor In thla war. It la not tbo
artnlea of P rance th at are the eeeentlal thing to P rance In this war, nor
Ihe artnlea of England, nor tha arum «
of Ihe o ther allies.
Timas arm ies will do (heir p art and
do II to a finish If they a re supportad
by the people behind. T he g reat cry­
ing need In Europe today la to build
up ihe aplrtt and keep up the spirit of
the people behind (be lines. It Is th at
great work which the lied Croaa—
tliuuks not to i lie»# on the other aide,
bul to the people on Gila aide—has
performed. It la thla work th a t haa
made the American ltcd C'roas the lar­
gest known single factor alnce our
entry Into the war.
The American Red Crons, beginning
Its operations In France, went Into a
country th at wua sn ip p e d by three
yeurs of war. T here la very little that
cun be bought on the o ther side In the
way of suppllea and m ateijal. There
la very little th a t can be had la the
wuy of hum an power. T he Ited Croaa
hud to lin ju rt practically all the labor
needed In Its undertaking. It had also
to get together suppllea front placet
other thun In E urope Itself.
The lted Cross on arriving In France
started Immediately the construction
of a great system of transportation
and warehouses. T his system Is very
complicated. The governm ent had oc­
cupied practically all the points de­
sirable for warehouse sites.
“W arehouses Crammed W ith Stuff."
But the Red Cross has a system of
warehouses, beginning a t eight of the
principal ports In France. In B aris It
has g re at base warehouses. All along
the front, particularly In Belgium, all
the way down to and along the French
line, along th at down to Italy and
along the Itulian line, a t the seaports
and ulong railw ay routes the Red
Cross bus warehouses, cram m ed with
stuff a t points w here It euu get hold
of It when trouble comes.
To supplem ent this warehouse sys­
tem, It lins about 500 am bulances and
m otor trucks concentrated In Paris
and oth ers distributed a t various
points so that In case of an emergency
the Red Cross cun use them to get
quick action anyw here ulong the front.
T he D epartm ent of Civil Affairs Is
working among the children of France.
It hopes, In co-operation with the
French government, to be able to re­
duce, In due course, the num ber of
deuths of young Infants In France
from 80,000 a year to 40,000 a year.
These little tots are brought back
from the districts w here they are un­
der gas fire. They are too small to
w ear a gas m ask and consequently
they would be killed. From Toule
am bulances move around In the coun­
try. T here are clinics w here our doc­
tors and nurses care for the sick, p a r­
ticularly children, who cannot other­
wise get treatm ent because all the doc­
tors have been called Into the service.
Fighting Tuberculosis.
In conjunction w ith the Rockefeller
Foundation it Is conducting a work
against tuberculoids, which Is certain­
ly unparalleled In the history of the
world. France has suffered greatly
from tuberculosis as a result of the
people living In unwholesome dugouts.
Tuberculosis has developed In the
trenches too.
,
W orking with the Rockefeller Foun­
dation, the Red Cross has put Into ef­
fect a system of education In France,
a system to care for bad cases In santtorlum s and a system which will lead
to the establishm ent of 300 dispensa­
ries throughout France, with visiting
nurses attached.
!
In the m ilitary division the Red
Cross Is carrying on an extraordinary
work with the French, with the Bel-,
gians, w ith the Italian s and, to a cer­
tain m inor extent, w ith the British,
and with our own people. It has a
system of canteens. It has rolling
canteens which are operating right up
in the trenches, where the soldiers are
given hot drinks. In December 225,~
000 soldiers were served hot drinks
in this way. Red Cross^pien worked
under shell fire all the time. When
the gas comes over them they wear
gas masks. They are g reat pals with
the soldiers.
In conjunction with the French gov­
ernm ent the Red Cross is feeding—not
living drinks and sandwiches, but giv­
ing hot meals—to 1,000,000 French sol­
diers every month. These men sit and
have th eir dinners and talk and make
m erry In great recreation halls.
Our Three Rules
In m nH urllitg this Lum bar business, are have litre s ruts«.
Pint—Ute quality m ust alw ays b e there.
Second -th e p rice m ust alw ays b e right.
T h ird —sa tisfac tio n m u st be a p a r i of th e sale.
By rig id Iv following these rule« we h ave built up a p atronage that
sw ears th a t no o th er y a rd fills th e ir o rders fo r Lum ber and BuiM inw
M aterial as near p e rfe c t as are do.
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O ur custom ers' boosting 1» o u r beat a a s rt. and If you a re not now
a patron of o u rs, w e d appr»c!ate tb r o pportunity o f celling you
once, and thereby m ake you a perm anent one.
A. A. BRANT LUMBER CO
Building Material*
Near National Bank
Water Street
Telephone Toms R iver 101
THE GENERAL LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.
Real Estate Promoters j&
REAL ESTATE IN A L L ITS BRANCHES
Real Estate Bought, and Sold Exchanged
Central and River Ave»., ISLAND HEIGHTS, N. J.
E xecutive Office : 310-811 P arkw ay Bldg., P H I L A D E L P H I A , PA.
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KERO KARBURETOR
You buy a Ford car because they are cheap and good. Now
why not install a K E R O K A R B U R E T O R . It burns K E R ­
O SE N E and cuts your fuel cost in H A L F . A Hudford
truck of mine makes 21 miles on a gallon of Kerosene.
If you are interested, please w rite m e and I will call or send
you circulars. T ry one fo r 30 days, and if you don’t g e t more
speed and power a t less coat, re tu rn to me and g e t your money
back.
CAROL W .
STR A TTO N ,
Agent
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PARKERT0WN
Wm. W right, who has served his
enlistm ent in the U. S. Navy and who
made five trip s to France in the tra n s ­
po rt service is spending his four m onths
furlough with Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
Cranm er. “ B illy” says he is glad to
be here
Capt. A. M. Price had to shoot a
a valuable fox hound last week. W hile
retu rn in g from a hunt it was run over
by Dr. L ane's c a r and m aim ed so badly
th a t he had to kill it to allay its suffer­
ing. This m akes three fox hounds th a t
C apt Abe has had killed by autoes
Charles M athis who is employed in
Camden recently spent a few days w ith
Mr. and Mrs. H enry P a rk e r
Pupils in the Parkertow n school
n either absent nor tard y during the
month o f Decem ber:
G ram m ar d e p artm en t— Alton M athis,
L aw rence P a rk e r, G a rre tt P a rk e r,
Im ogene Cummings, F rancis Inm an,
Sarah P a rk e r, Cora P a rk e r.— M iriam
E. Glenn, teacher.
Prim ary departm ent—Joseph Cumm­
ings, Leroy Cummings, Ellsw orth
Cummings, C harlotte Cianm er, Gladys
P ark er, Erm a P a r k e r , Annabelle
M athis.— Susie ...
A. Salmons, teacher.
Colonies Loyal to France.
Although St. Lucia Is under the Brit­
ish Hug, the favorite language of the
Inhabitants Is F rench—either a fairly
p u re French Or an alm ost unintelligible
p .tois. In this St. Lucia Is only one
ex: uple of a phenomenon that the
trav eler m eets all over the world—the
tenacious spiritual hold of France upoo
all her u n d e n t colonies. France lost
by fur the greater p a rt of her empire
through m ilitary tyeakness, and even
th a t port which she holds today she
does not govern with any conspicuous
efficiency.
E ither England or the
U nited S tales adm inister colonies ia «
wuy fur b e tte r for all concerned. Bnt
while the old French colonies change
lings, they alw ays rem ain loyal to the
French tradition in language and In
sym pathies.
T here a re u dozen In­
stances of this In the W est Indies. The
Freneh-Cunadian furnish another.
Smil« and 8 ing.
I f you h a te to see overcast, lowertn!
faces, Just rem em ber th a t your do*rr
c a s t face m ay shadow others’ spiritsIf you dislike to h e ar a voice that
whines, m ake up your mind that yout
ow n shall ring with good cheer. Some­
o n e must do the smiling, someone must
do the singing. Why should It not he
you?
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